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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wightbred" data-source="post: 5666729" data-attributes="member: 56388">I like reading RPG texts so I appreciate your approach to the hobby. For me the PDF is a good option so I can carry my collection with me, but when I really like a game I always get it as a book as well.I have only one Hackmaster book and it's from the previous edition: The Combatants Guide to Slaughtering Foes. Personally I wouldn't play the system, but the book is a great read. I think you'll find most Hackmaster products a great read as they have a humorous style but also lots of interesting mechanics.These days I tend to collect what I would see as "independent" games because I find they are really interesting to read because of the very different mechanics but are usually small books and self contained. Often you can only get these through independent websites or from the creator, so they can have that search factor and make fun collectables. Some examples of ones I particularly like:- Mouse Guard by Luke Crane (new boxed set coming soon)- Dogs in the Vineyard- My Life With Master- Fiasco- Primetime Adventures- Polaris- Grey Ranks- 3:16A couple of games I am adding to my collection soon:- Burning Wheel Gold- The One Ring- Blood and Honor by John Wick</blockquote>