The 4e PHB is in my backpack. Unfortunately I meant to grab the MM this morning.

Hard to say, I'm at home about equidistant from the stack of books next my bed, and my game shelf. I'll say Fantasy Hero 1e because it's the last RPG book I touched.

There is a pretty large set of 1st Edition Spycraft books under my desk.

I didn't bring them to work.  I just haven't had the opportunity to sneak them past the Imperial Customs Official yet.

GURPS Powers is right by my left hand on my desk.

The Riddle of Steel quick start oddly enough.

Right now - Star Wars - Threats of the Galaxy. In my new apartment - Over the Edge (it is the only book I have moved there so far...)

I'm at work, so I've only got my travel-package with Lacuna Part 1 in it. I carry it around in my briefcase and whenever I find something strange and/or indecipherable, I add it to the package for use as props in-game.

in my bag:  Basic Role-Playing and the hardcover Encounter Critical.  Probably doesn't count, but i also have a Fiend Folio front and back cover with no interior pages on my desk that i'm going to convert into a sketchbook.  (re-bind with paper myself..)

Well, since this is what I'm currently working on, it would be Mean Streets GDi.

It's lunch time!

And I love this thread!

I've also got a printed copy of 'Bits of Darkness Dungeons' from TableTop ADVENTURES.

I won't include PDF cause I'd be here all day. Memory sticks are a modern wonder.

Closest to me is the Dying Earth roleplaying game.

My 3.5 PHB. I was carrying my 4e PHB back and forth in my backpack, but I've got a character to create so I swapped this AM! Now it sits on my desk hidden under some work papers in case I need to reference it.

Interesting.

Hearts & Souls hardcover sits on its prestige spot on my top right. next to my notebook and other notes and collections of information.


On the left side of my desk: Providence RPG (all the books I have for it that are not lent out.), Tunnels and  Trolls, Cartoon Action Hour, and Spirit of the Century. Those rest there as they were placed there to reference for games I was playing in or planning on running.


Also on my desk just as a musing: CD Player and the few CD's I can listen too, the discs for games: Freedom Force, and Freedom Force vs the Third Reich.

Funk and Wagnalls Standard Dictionary of Folklore, Mythology and Legend (50's copyright), my lion toy collection (Snarl, Saint-Seya Leo, Lioconvoy, a carousel lion, a stone lion, Steeljaw, and a Lion miniature painted silver, along with Skyfire my other favorite autobot.)

Laptop computer, phone (recharging cell); TV and cable remotes, two Xbox 360 controllers, sunglasses, WACOM Pen and tablet, a 2 gig thumbdrive, a clock and a laser carved glass block with a lion image inside, and my lamentably dead pocket watch.


Just out of reach: My game shelves with all my remaining other games, my recliner, and my snoozing great dane on the bed.

A copy of the New Basic Roleplaying is in my backpack, just in case I get some spare time at lunch to look through it.

And I have a copy of Continuum (my game that sold a tiny number of copies and was renamed Convergence there as well. I am writing version two. I have it there, just in case I get more spare time.

A tie between True20 Adventure Roleplaying and the D&D 3.5 Dungeon Master's Guide