Here's a picture of my collection of sourcebooks for the old D6 Star Wars Roleplaying Game that was published by West End Games before they went bankrupt:



From left to right:

Rule books:

Star Wars Roleplaying Game 2nd Edition: Revised and Expanded
Gamemaster Screen
Gamemaster Handbook

1st Edition Books that I found at a garage sale:

Star Wars Sourcebook
Death Star Technical Companion

Movie and Novel Sourcebooks:

Star Wars Sourcebook
Imperial Sourcebook
Rebal Alliance Sourcebook (2)
Movie Trilogy Sourcebook
Movie Trilogy Special Edition Sourcebook
Tales of the Jedi Companion
Han Solo and the Coporate Sector Sourcebook
Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook
Truce at Bakura Sourcebook
Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook
Dark Empire Sourcebook
Jedi Academy Sourcebook
Cracken's Threat Dossier
Shadows of the Empire Planets Guide

Supplemental Material:

Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin
Galaxy Guide 7: Mos Eisley
Galaxy Guide 9: Fragments from the Rim
Rules of Engagement: The Rebel SpecForce Handbook
Pirates and Privateers
Wretched Hives of Scum and Villainy
Hideouts and Strongholds
Galladinium's Fantastic Technology
Gundark's Fantastic Technology: Personal Gear
Cynabar's Fantastic Technology: Droids
Death Star Technical Companion
Alien Encounters
Cracken's Rebel Operatives
Wanted by Cracken

Campaigns and Adventures:

The Far Orbit Project
No Disintegrations
Twin Stars of Kira
Flashpoint: Brack Sector
Operation Elrood
Supernova
Gamemaster Toolkit

Non-RPG Books:

The Illustrated Star Wars Universe
Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels
Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology
Essential Guide to Planets and Moons
Essential Guide to Droids
Essential Guide to Characters

The D6 System: Customizable Roleplaying Game

So yeah... I might not know the most about Star Wars myself, but I bet I've got one of the most extensive, if not the most, collections of Star Wars Information.

I have the Star Wars Vehicle Guide or whatever, and two books with pictures explaining weapons and stuff. That's it.

I really have to start buying Star Wars books. I read Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter and the Original Trilogy. But I now want to buy those, plus the new Trilogy. Then I'll consider buying the Expanded Universe and stuff.

All I have now is a Polish version of Phantom Menace Illustrated Handbook, a Kid Version of Phantom Menace, and some really cheap Star Wars Original Coloring Books from when I was young

I'm poor.

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I really like the Bounty Hunter collections. I remember one kick-*** short story where Boba Fett destroys an entire AT-AT Walker, infiltrates an Imperial Base, murders everyone, and then escapes just before the entire compound self destructs! It was awesome, so awesome in fact that I think I'll go read it now.

I hate west end, they cannot tell size differences by jsut looking at stuff. (i.e. the fact they thought the executor was oly 8 km long when it was realy about 17.5 km long.)

I dont have any books, but I have a *lot* of the comics.

DSettahr ... wanna sell those?

What? It was worth a try. :p

They also got the name for the standard Star Destroyer Class as seen in the original trilogy wrong. They are all Imperator class, not Imperial class. But who really cares? The point of the game is to just have fun.

Edit: West End Games also wasnt solely responsible for the error in the Executor's length. They based their number on information given in the first edition of the Guide to the Star Wars Universe, which was released about 3 years prior to the creation of the roleplaying game.

Another mistake is that WEG's books list the Executor as belonging to the Super Class of Star Destroyers- This is a name that Kenner (the toy company) made up because the real name for the class, Executor class, was deemed to scary for kids. Kenner erred in what they thought the word "executor" meant- it's pronounced "eg-zek-u-tor," not "ex-e-cu-tor," as in "the executor of an estate." The word the officials at Kenner were thinking of is "executioner."

Never in a million years. My RPG books along with my legos are the two things from my childhood that I'll never part with.

i have quite a few of the EU books. i think the only ones i don't have are the x-wing series and i think i only have about 7or 8 of the NJO books. i also have splinter of the mind's eye and shadows of the empire

What's the title of that book? I want it.

yeah, but the rpg book was the one that was more recent and had more people reading it. also, imperial star destroyer is a kind of nickname.

I have the essential guide to characters.

BTW, how much would I get for about 150 first edition star wars ccg cards. they are in near mint condition.they are also in individual sleeves.

Ahh, I'm glad you asked. After some sifting through my bookshelf, I just found it.

I'm afraid it's a short story though, and thus you'll have to buy an entire book to get it. If you're interested, the book the short story is included in is Tales From the New Republic, and the short story is "No Disintegrations, Please" by Paul Danner, pg. 250 in the book.

If you want to just read the short story, you could always just go into a bookstore, pull the book off the shelf, and read the short story there. It's only about 25 pages long. :p

Yeah. Do you remember getting me started with it? My friends and I had a BLAST with it. SOOOOO much fun.

No, I am going to buy the book. I saw it on Amazon, it's really cool!

I've got about 179 books. Most are of course EU-books (excluding the second book by Barbara Hambley) plus comics, technical journals and encyclopedias.

I'm surprised you didn't keep West End Games from going bankrupt.

I have:

The New Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels
The New Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology
Revengeof the Sith Incredible Cross Sections

Shatterpoint
Republic Commando: Hard Contact
Medstar 1 & 2
The Cestus Deception
Yoda: Dark Rendezvous
Jedi Trial
Labyrinth of Evil
Revenge of the Sith
Survivor's Quest
The complete New Jedi Order series

I have like, the first seven Young Jedi Knight books (:|), the Thrawn Trilogy and the Episode I Incredible Cross Sections book.

I only have the last book of the Thrawn trilogy.

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I checked out thre thrawn trilogy from the library about 3 years back .. if that counts