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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zelda Themelin" data-source="post: 1590553" data-attributes="member: 167">I am message board user, of course. I buy a lot rpg-stuff, it's my hobby.I am not main dm for my groups, actually I dm rarely, instead I provide stuff. And show some to my friends, who at times find it cool and order it for themselves. I own around 300 d20 books and more books than small library generally. Yep, I like books.Some of my friends who also buy books are active in internet, through e-mail and some forums, thought not with this one, as far as I know. One buys every forgotten realms product.Another is fan of anything by Guardians of Order, Besm stuff mostly and some d20, and I can easily get him interested in getting something new. He also collects a lot of magic the gathering cards. Generally, he can afford much greater budget then most of my other friends.DM of my group has bought basic d20 books and about 10 more books. Likes more old ad&d kind of DM. 8 or so people have bought player's handbook 3.0 but that's that.I also buy a lot pdf:s, or rather get my friend to do that for me, since I don't have a credit card. I dislike pdf:s but they are useful for game-planning, since I don't have to pick books from cell each and everytime. Too bad, most pdf:s don't have index-links. Yes, many do, but it's alarmingly small percent of things I have. I don't get it why they don't do index links. I don't even remember what they are offically called but I can put them into my pdf-documents easily (those I make of my own files, that is).The person who orders pdf:s for me does order pdf-stuff also, but not d20 stuff, he is not into d20 at all. He doesn't like pdf's either, only gets it for those products that are available only in that form.</blockquote>

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