Rune libraries

[Serafi]

How do you organize yours? And what kind of furniture do you use? Display etc?

Would love to see some pictures and read how people have organized these.

 

[Sarsmi]

I'd love to see pics too, I will eventually be trying to put one in my vendor house I think (still not sure), and I'm gradually collecting runebooks from idocs (mostly the premarked ones but also get the neon colored ones etc). I just need to get organized then see what I can do with what I have and what I need to add to it, and how I'm going to wedge everything in the space that I have...

It's a *very* long term project, lol.

 

[ejpeters]

Here is mine on Catskills in Malas. I am going to need to do a redesign soon or use the second floor to give more space for the books.
Hopefully the link works.

 

[Serafi]

Awesome, thanks. So how have you organized them? Might need to head to Catskills to take a look.

 

[ejpeters]

I have all of the town runes in the front middle section. On the right side I have dungeons and quests.
On the left side I have the t-maps, and other areas like Tokuno and Malas as well as smiths, tanners, taming spots etc.

 

[DevilsOwn]

this is the bottom floor of Uriah's Rubble Reading Room, a small but functional rune library

the southwest corner is town rune books, along with various shop-type books

northwest corner is complete T-map library, Trammel and Felucca

east side is points of interest and quest books

what I particularly like about it is the deco..... no guessing.... houses? must be town books!

 

[hawkeye_pike]

As I do not like those libraries where you have to browse through hundreds of books to find what you need, I set up a rune library at the United Pirates Headquarters on Catskills, which consists of only one chest. This chest contains runebooks to all important locations.

 

[LadyKeroOfAtl]

I use wooden boxes.
Engrave them all with what they are. And also use a color coded rune that also says what the section is.

Doesn't look like a typical library but makes my life easier when I'm looking for a rune.

 

[Xanthril of LA]

I use wooden boxes.
Engrave them all with what they are. And also use a color coded rune that also says what the section is.

Doesn't look like a typical library but makes my life easier when I'm looking for a rune.

I like this idea. I just don't have the space available for all the wooden benches needed. I also liked the Pirate idea of one chest -- Might add that in as well. The library with the no guessing involved was cool. I could have fun with that, if I had more space. My library will be in a castle, so that has to be factored in as well.