Tabletop Game Session Log
Keep the record a group argues about later: who actually won, how long a game really takes with your group, and which house rules you were playing.
HB-07 1 page
Collecting and valuables · CV-11
Board Game Inventory
A free printable board game inventory — publisher, players and time, condition and completeness for every game you own, so one can be found without opening every box.
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One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
Print it and write on it
Fill it in type and save
The fillable versions have real form fields — open them in any PDF reader, type into them and save. Printing help.
What this sheet is for
Know what you actually own, what condition it is in and whether all the pieces are still in the box, without a shelf full of lids to check.
Who it is for
Board game collectors, clubs and families with more games than they can keep straight from memory.
How to use it
- List one game per line, taking the edition and year off the box rather than from memory.
- Note players and playtime as printed, so the sheet also works as a quick picker.
- Record condition in your own words, and name anything missing in the completeness column rather than just ticking it.
- Write what you paid, and where the game is kept.
What is on the sheet
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: Every board and tabletop game you own, catalogued once — publisher, players and time, condition and completeness — so a game can be found, lent or sold without opening every box on the shelf.
Write-on lines: Collector · Date · Shelf / room
Collection
Table, 16 rows: Title · Publisher / year · Players / time · Condition · Complete? · What you paid · Storage
Questions
Why is there no value column, only what you paid?
Because a game's resale value moves with print runs and demand and is a market opinion, not a fact a form can hold. What you paid is a fact; the Collection Inventory and Valuation Record has room for a professional or market valuation as well, where one exists.
How is this different from the Tabletop Game Session Log?
That sheet records a night's play — who played, the score, how long it took. This one records the collection itself — what you own, what condition it is in and whether all the pieces are still in the box.
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