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Peter
United States
Carol Stream
Illinois
See I told You
You'll Get Over It
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I understand the rules for the 2-6 editions are so similar that they need not be separated. But as an annal retentive OCD type I'm still looking for a way to list the books by edition in my personal collection. Is there a location in which I can find a list already made?
Thanks for any assistance.
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Chad Bowser
United States
Kernersville
North Carolina
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I'd go by publication date of the various core books. Compare the publication dates of your supplements to the dates the core books were published and slot appropriately.
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Peter
United States
Carol Stream
Illinois
See I told You
You'll Get Over It
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cjbowser wrote: I'd go by publication date of the various core books. Compare the publication dates of your supplements to the dates the core books were published and slot appropriately.
Was planning to do that. Hoped there might be an easier way. Thanks.
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The books are written so that they work with the previous editions, therefore they don't belong to any one edition in particular. So, it seems to me that you're grouping them into non-existent categories.
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cjbowser wrote: I'd go by publication date of the various core books.
Agreed, that's probably the best thing to do (Chad knows Cthulhu :)). It'll be tough for things published in the same year as an edition, though. Tough for non-Chaosium products, too.
Maybe old catalogs or release schedules could help with the tricky parts?
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Chad Bowser
United States
Kernersville
North Carolina
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If you have any that you're not sure about, post 'em here or geekmail me. I should be able to assist.
Another option would be to order them by product number, but soe reprints might screw them up.
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Peter
United States
Carol Stream
Illinois
See I told You
You'll Get Over It
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I appreciate the answers. I've decided to break them down by setting instead. Other RPGs are by edition first then setting, but I'll just uses settings here.
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Astinex wrote: I appreciate the answers. I've decided to break them down by setting instead. Other RPGs are by edition first then setting, but I'll just uses settings here.
... and then you get to the ones with more than one setting.
Lost 1d4 SAN...
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Peter
United States
Carol Stream
Illinois
See I told You
You'll Get Over It
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E Decker wrote: Astinex wrote: I appreciate the answers. I've decided to break them down by setting instead. Other RPGs are by edition first then setting, but I'll just uses settings here. ... and then you get to the ones with more than one setting. Lost 1d4 SAN...
No different than books with multiple editions in other RPGs. Just place them into the earliest setting, (in this case alphabetically), they are part of.
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Chad Bowser
United States
Kernersville
North Carolina
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Astinex wrote: I appreciate the answers. I've decided to break them down by setting instead. Other RPGs are by edition first then setting, but I'll just uses settings here.
That's how mine are organized. Core books first, then setting agnostic and multi-setting books, then the individual settings.
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Eric Dodd
New Zealand
Martinborough
Wairarapa
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I just smush them all together. No, actually, they're more sorted by box or binding type, and by whether I've reviewed them or not.
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