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How many RPG books are too many?
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I've almost certainly go too many books, but for me RPG books are two things:
Happily the indie RPG scene is very good at making books that cover both of those categies. I will once in a while go through the collection and give away books that I both don't think I'll ever use, and also aren't nice enough as objects to be worth keeping around.
I also have a number of magazine bins filled with zines, which I love but also desperately needs to be pared down.
Also because I will take any opportunity to share a shelfie:
Desk RPG shelf of "close to hand" stuff (and also tall books because they don't fit on the other shelves).
Ancillary bookshelf of RPG stuff:
Ah, the Haunted Almanac, a person of taste I see.