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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dreaded_beast" data-source="post: 1412462" data-attributes="member: 11185">I have a small collection of RPG books consisting of various settings, systems, etc.Now, there are some books that I will definately keep although I probably will not play, just because they are the "core" books for that particular system: Shadowrun, Earthdawn, Gurps, etc.And there are books that I just like because they have some interesting ideas or are a good "read". There was a good 10 years in my life when I would just get RPG books and read them, never playing them for lack of people to play with.Anyways, going through my books I have found 4 that (at the moment) I don't think I will have any use for or just don't strike me as useful. In my opinion, the rules are a bit unbalanced for me, the writing poor, etc.I'm thinking about selling these books, but I would hate to look back a few days, months, years later and think "I shoulda kept those books!"The books are:d20:Deadlands d20 (this one I kinda like for the flavor, but the mechanics are wanting in my opinion)The Quintessential Fighter (just a poor book for flavor and mechanics in general, in my opinion)Mystic Warriors (interesting flavor, but just poor mechanics in my opinion)And a non-d20 book made in 1991 by Seventh Street Games:Mecha! (now why did I get this book again?)</blockquote>