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<blockquote data-quote="Matthias" data-source="post: 5718420" data-attributes="member: 3625">Let's say I'm the GM and we're doing a game at one of the player's houses. I have space in the car for one backpack of books. I guess here'd be the short list I would take with me to make sure the players could still have a &quot;full experience&quot; of the game system.Core RulebookAdvanced Player's GuideBestiary 1Bestiary 2Ultimate CombatUltimate MagicAdventurer's ArmoryIt is also nice (but not absolutely required) to have the Game Mastery Guide, Great Beyond, Gods and Magic, and Tome of Horrors Complete (third-party but still PF-oriented).PDF versions of all of these are available and fully bookmarked (which makes it totally worth the extra $10...I can jump almost to the exact page of whatever specific thing I want to look up, if I know which section of the book it will be in). I recommend rather than have to tote a whole bunch of heavy books around or clutter your GM's workspace with three or four open hardcovers at a time, buy the PDF versions and copy them to your laptop (or even your smartphone--being able to run an encounter with the monster stats on my phone is pretty neat).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Matthias, post: 5718420, member: 3625"] Let's say I'm the GM and we're doing a game at one of the player's houses. I have space in the car for one backpack of books. I guess here'd be the short list I would take with me to make sure the players could still have a "full experience" of the game system. Core Rulebook Advanced Player's Guide Bestiary 1 Bestiary 2 Ultimate Combat Ultimate Magic Adventurer's Armory It is also nice (but not absolutely required) to have the Game Mastery Guide, Great Beyond, Gods and Magic, and Tome of Horrors Complete (third-party but still PF-oriented). PDF versions of all of these are available and fully bookmarked (which makes it totally worth the extra $10...I can jump almost to the exact page of whatever specific thing I want to look up, if I know which section of the book it will be in). I recommend rather than have to tote a whole bunch of heavy books around or clutter your GM's workspace with three or four open hardcovers at a time, buy the PDF versions and copy them to your laptop (or even your smartphone--being able to run an encounter with the monster stats on my phone is pretty neat). [/QUOTE]

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