What are people doing with their 3.x colletions?

[Storminator]

Seeing this thread I wandered over to my collection and counted books. I have 26 hardbacks I have never used in any way. I have 19 hardbacks that have seen heavy use, and surprisingly little that I've only used sparingly. I have a stack of softcovers that I didn't check on, and a huge number of pdfs that I didn't check on either.

But that'll all sit on the shelf. I will, however, be much, much more discriminating in my purchases in the future.

PS

 

[Wombat]

Well, since I haven't moved to 4e ... I've kept mine.

Then again, it's doubtful that I will be playing D&D in the foreseeable future in any case. I have moved my group very successfully over to Changeling.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

They'll stay on one of my gaming bookshelves in the study, and get used the next time I play 3e. Same as my Hero, Cthulhu, Cyberpunk2020, Traveller, etc, etc books.

What nerfherder said.

 

[Steely Dan]

I will, however, be much, much more discriminating in my purchases in the future.

Yeah, I learned my lesson with 2nd Ed.

No more Complete Gnome Cobbler's Handbook for me…

 

[CleverNickName]

I not only use my 3.x books every other Saturday night, I am growing my collection. 3.5E books are a lot easier to afford now.

 

[Trance Fiend]

I am gearing up to run 4th edition full as well, but still plan on playing pathfinder as well, so I am only selling some of my 3.0 and 3.5 books.

 

[boerngrim]

I'll be keeping mine.

 

[Ander00]

The books will be remaining on the shelf. I wouldn't call six books much of a collection though.


cheers

 

[Sunderstone]

Keeping and Expanding my 3.5 collection. No interest in 4E from myself or my group.

Lately Ive purchased about 15 DCCs, Every Pathfinder product, etc. I even have a rare hard to find, oop boxed set headed my way.

 

[hazel monday]

I use my 3.5 D&D books to play D&D.
I'll probably keep using them till they fall apart or until the final version of the Pathfinder RPG is released.
Whichever comes first.