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Qoltar · 08-10-2017, 05:29 PM

Greetings gamers,

Simple Question - if you were to decide to sell off two of the main three core books of "Dungeons & Dragons" 5th edition and KEEP one of the the three - Which two do you sell?

Which one Do you Keep for future use?

Players Handbook - Keep or sell?
Monster Manual - Keep it or sell it?
Dungeon Master's Guide - keep or sell?

In other words - which of those three books has the most 'generic' or useful stuff that could possibly applied to other role playing games in the future?

I mostly tend to be the GM or the DM of an RPG.
Whats best to keep? What is best to sell off? (To Half Price books or somewhere similar)

- Ed C.

08-10-2017, 05:29 PM	#1
Qoltar Pike's Pique Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio U.S.A.	D&D 5th edition - which book to keep, most generic or useful? Greetings gamers, Simple Question - if you were to decide to sell off two of the main three core books of "Dungeons & Dragons" 5th edition and KEEP one of the the three - Which two do you sell? Which one Do you Keep for future use? Players Handbook - Keep or sell? Monster Manual - Keep it or sell it? Dungeon Master's Guide - keep or sell? In other words - which of those three books has the most 'generic' or useful stuff that could possibly applied to other role playing games in the future? I mostly tend to be the GM or the DM of an RPG. Whats best to keep? What is best to sell off? (To Half Price books or somewhere similar) - Ed C. __________________ Take me out to the black Tell them I ain't comin' back Burn the land and boil the sea You can't take the sky from me.... A vote for charity: http://s3.silent-tower.org/TheKlingonVotes/index.html