What are you going to do with all your 3.x stuff?

[Wormwood]

With the exception of some maps and minis, I gave my entire 3.5 collection to my nephews.

 

[I'm A Banana]

Dude, I get more use today out of my 2e Planescape books than I ever did out of, say, the 3e Arms and Equipment Guide.

I'm keepin' 'em. At the very least, they're a trove of things to mine for 4e, ideas to plumb. Somone sees a 3e PrC they want, I turn it into a Paragon Path for them, 3e has enhanced my game. YAAAAAY.

 

[Belorin]

I'll keep it with all my 2E and 1E stuff, if only to look back in a few years with fond memories.

Bel

 

[shilsen]

I'll be using it, whether I continue to play 3e (which I definitely will be for a while) or convert to 4e eventually.

And I'm curious, Emirikol - if you thought it was crap, why did you buy it?

 

[megamania]

Continue on playing 3.5 and when I do buy 4.0 stuff use it for its ideas and maps just as I have been with 2.0

 

[Mad Mac]

I held unto some campaign setting books and edition neutral stuff (minis, battlemaps). Most of the crunchy books and splats I traded off a while ago though. I have nothing against holding unto books for nostalgia sake, but I live in an apartment and space is a premium.

Between the SRD and playing the game for the last several years, I don't really need the books to run 3.5 anyway.

 

[Wolfspider]

Poll.

My answer: I look at the piles of crap I wasted my money on I have and I just want to throw it in the trash and start anew. The money I'll get from selling it probably won't be enough to cover the hassle.

Skurge Dwarfbane, is that you?

 

[Blacksmithking]

I put my 3.5e stuff in the basement next to my OD&D, 1e, 2e, and 3e gear. I've lost interest in 3.5e.

 

[the Jester]

Keep it. Reference it. Convert some bits here and there. Use the pics for visual aids (I still pull out my 1e books for certain monster pics, e.g. galeb duhr and tabaxi).

 

[Merlin the Tuna]

My 3e collection consists of a PHB and Tome of Battle; with that in mind, it shouldn't be hard finding space for them on a bookshelf.