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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 6636009" data-attributes="member: 2209">I've been gaming since '81 and have accumulated a lot. While I generally read novels once and then donate them to a library, I keep game books and keep acquiring ones on topics I'm interested in. I consider game books to be reference books and I like having a lot to reference as desired. I don't know what my gaming future will hold in a couple of years, whether I will be specifically interested in referencing dragon ideas, or aberrations, or undead, or psionics, or Oathbound, or Conan, or Changeling the Lost, or Ars Magica, or Freeport, whether I will want a jungle adventure, or an urban mystery, or a mega-dungeon, or a pre-done adventure path but I can dive in and have plenty of options as desired and things come up. It is my hobby and I budget myself a monthly amount to get stuff I'm interested in, usually PDFs now but my amazon wish list is filled with game books as well. I semi-regularly read books from my collection, either all the way through or piecemeal for specific researching for games or general interest. I have more than I could use or read in a lifetime and don't have a burning desire for more, but I do have a moderate desire for more and the means to reasonably afford to keep getting more so I keep acquiring more things that interest and appeal to me.I also have slight obsessive and pack rat tendencies so that factors in a little as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 6636009, member: 2209"] I've been gaming since '81 and have accumulated a lot. While I generally read novels once and then donate them to a library, I keep game books and keep acquiring ones on topics I'm interested in. I consider game books to be reference books and I like having a lot to reference as desired. I don't know what my gaming future will hold in a couple of years, whether I will be specifically interested in referencing dragon ideas, or aberrations, or undead, or psionics, or Oathbound, or Conan, or Changeling the Lost, or Ars Magica, or Freeport, whether I will want a jungle adventure, or an urban mystery, or a mega-dungeon, or a pre-done adventure path but I can dive in and have plenty of options as desired and things come up. It is my hobby and I budget myself a monthly amount to get stuff I'm interested in, usually PDFs now but my amazon wish list is filled with game books as well. I semi-regularly read books from my collection, either all the way through or piecemeal for specific researching for games or general interest. I have more than I could use or read in a lifetime and don't have a burning desire for more, but I do have a moderate desire for more and the means to reasonably afford to keep getting more so I keep acquiring more things that interest and appeal to me. I also have slight obsessive and pack rat tendencies so that factors in a little as well. [/QUOTE]

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