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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brujoloco" data-source="post: 5665023" data-attributes="member: 83308">I am foremost an amateur collector of RPG's , owning rares of RPG corebooks  such as KULT, Buck Rogers and CORUM. I derive more pleasure in  collecting tidbits of RPG's here and there knowing full well that a complete  collection of an RPG is impossible and cost prohibitive, but I do enjoy  greatly owning the books of varied RPG Systems.So here lies my  conundrum, I have run out of rares to try to collect, they being too  rare to find or what few books I have managed to find torn and wrinkled  beyond recognition by poor treating and lack of care, others so pricey it's honestly mindboggling. So I have switched  to own more newer RPG's which are easier to acquire.Right now I'm Interested in the strange  <to me> as I live in LatinAmerica, PATHFINDER , HACKMASTER and  CASTLES AND CRUSADES. Of These I was wondering wich core books would be  more fun to own/read in my spare time? Would love suggestions and ideas  on which set to start collecting (I usually try to buy the main  corebooks and a couple xpacs/adventures/modules) Thought, ideas  and suggestions welcome on these 3 systems. I mostly enjoy reading the  rules and perhaps some of the backstory for flavor.I find I prefer first hand details from people that play, been mostly buying lately WFRP3rd Edition xpacs and core packs because I enjoy the setting and loved the old Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay setting.I know it might sound weird, but I do enjoy collecting the RPG's, even more than playing them sometimes. And when I really fall in love with the system from the corebook I form a group to try it and explore. (That's how my CoC collection/play sessions grew the first time I laid hands on it)So any suggestions on how fun to read and enjoy for a quiet lecture these 3 systems I suggested are? I want a new line to begin collecting slowly, as I buy the books as money allows and trickles slowly into my pocket.Also if you have or know about some interesting to read <not necesarily play> systems around I would love to hear about them <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin    :D"  data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />Also PDF's are so impersonal and defeat the whole purpose of me holding them in my hands, they are out of the question <asked this on other forums and got that answer>, I just want opinions from People.After playing D&D for years I decided to begin collecting alternate systems, so far my most precious treasures belong to the KULT brand.  That's an RPG that deserves to be read as a standalone story.Cheers!</blockquote>

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