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Originally Posted by Theeo123
I hear ya man, I spent like years looking for a dead-tree format copy of Tales from the Crypt. I have this thing for weird/rare/un-appreciated/obscure game systems.
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I have Midnight at the Well of Souls. Which I have fond thoughts of someday finding (1) someone else who's read the books and (2) a GURPS group that wants to play in the world enough to start converting the races over.
Riiiight. I'll find that right after I scrounge up a Wild Cards superhero game.
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thanks for the idea's on formating, I've been slowly entering my library since starting the post, my problem wasn't finding them in Calibre myself, but how I could still make them easy to find for the rest of the group. We have the luxury of gaming 3 times a week, 3 different games, 3 different GM's but my computer seems to have somehow become the central repository for everyones digital game books.
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Right now, no ebook system is good for actual libraries. They are all, at best, decent for a single person's large collection; none are built to work well for multi-purpose use (leisure, research, reference, archiving); there's no ebook program that works like a digital card catalog. (Not the fault of the software builders; someone has to enter all those keywords as metadata, and they can't effectively design software for "all options somebody might consider important someday." Lots of ebook library software allows 2-5 keywords; it gets a lot more troublesome when you want to include a dozen keywords and three dozen search terms.)