What did you do with your old D&D rulebooks?

[Stormfalcon]

So far, I've sold off my 3.0 PHB to a co-worker to see if I can get him back into RPGing (it may take some time since his schedule's filled up at the moment). As soon as things calm down for him, I might see about passing on my 3.0 DMG and MM as well. While these won't be up-to-date for him, they should give him a good idea of what the game's like these days (that and I also gave him a CD-R with the the 3.5 SRD among other things with the PHB).

 

[Mouseferatu]

Ditto.

I'll see your "ditto," and raise you an "ibid."

 

[Humanophile]

Am I the only person who donated mine to the local library? Someone's gotta corr... uh, teach the next generation of gamers out there.

 

[Welverin]

I can't part with anything, I get separation anxiety just thinking of getting rid of something.

 

[Dirigible]

I recently donated all my old RPG books to 10th century China, via TransChronic Charities.

Apparently, they ended up being usedto patch a hole in the Great Wall. Held off four thousand maraudering Mongols for a week, all by themselves.

Bless those lil guys.

 

[NiTessine]

Placed them on the shelf and got Jonathan Tweet's autograph for the PHB. One down, two to go...

 

[johnsemlak]

I still have an online campaign using 3.0, so I need the old books for that.

My local group has switched to 3.5, but we still use the 3.0 MM as no one has it yet. Not everyone has new books so we still use a 3.0 PHB occasionally for reference

 

[Zulithe]

On a shelf, in my closet along with my other 3rd edition stuff. my 3.5E books (and supplements currently in use) are on my desk along with my campaign planning materials.

All of my 2E and 1E stuff is packed away

 

[Psion]

Kept them for reference for things that (IMHO) they took a step backwards on in 3.5.

 

[Buttercup]

I'm still using them, thank you. It's my 3.5 books that are on the shelf. I have too much invested in 3.0 to change just now.