RPGs in LOCAL Libraries

Shostak · 05-20-2016, 10:56 AM

Thanks for your replies to my poorly worded previous post. I've started this new thread with a title that accurately conveys the question I intended to ask in the first: What RPGs are available in your local libraries?

I was surprised to find that, in the consortium in my area, the only RPG books that turned up was an old hardcover edition of Call of Cthulhu and GURPS For Dummies. I would have guessed at least a D&D book. So, I've been working with my local librarian to have some examples of RPGs in our collection, and she has been very receptive to the idea.

If your local library (or your kids' school library) doesn't have some of the games you love, it might be worth talking with your friendly neighborhood librarian to see if they would consider them for their lending collections.

05-20-2016, 10:56 AM	#1
Shostak Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: New England	RPGs in LOCAL Libraries Thanks for your replies to my poorly worded previous post. I've started this new thread with a title that accurately conveys the question I intended to ask in the first: What RPGs are available in your local libraries? I was surprised to find that, in the consortium in my area, the only RPG books that turned up was an old hardcover edition of Call of Cthulhu and GURPS For Dummies. I would have guessed at least a D&D book. So, I've been working with my local librarian to have some examples of RPGs in our collection, and she has been very receptive to the idea. If your local library (or your kids' school library) doesn't have some of the games you love, it might be worth talking with your friendly neighborhood librarian to see if they would consider them for their lending collections.