The Pocket Releases Books

[L Bunny Niyori]

Just looking for a yeah or neah survey of interest in this item and thoughts on it as a whole.
How many have gotten them.

My main interest is Chapter H. But contemplating it as a treat to get the set.
Thoughts on the durability of the bindings would be welcome.

 

[fenyan]

Big yeah. Some say to have them spiral bound, but for me they are fine without it. (And I had my original rulebook spiral bound). Haven't had mine too long but it seems a quality binding.

 

[von Marwitz]

I can fully recommend the pocket versions.

Mostly, I play VASL (though not lately) or on my desk ftf next to my computer. On these occasions, I use an electronic rulebook.

On those occasions, where no computer is available (or because I like the haptic of paper...), then I use the pocket editions of the rulebook and Chapter H more often (without modifications into ringbinders or some such) than the "traditional" tome. I have had no issues with durability so far. And unless you have bad eyesight, the smaller pocket editions are easier to handle than the large rules binders of old.

von Marwitz

 

[Robin Reeve]

I also use the eASLRB with my smartphone when I play FtF.

 

[stuh42asl]

i have the 2 edition large ASL rule book, the original 1985 rule book with case and the small pocket version, my laptop has the Ebook as well as my desktop. The chapter H is divided into two duotangs, so works well for me ,