D&D 5E Gem of Your Collection

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Staffan

Legend

• Jan 17, 2015

• #81

I don't know if I'd call it a "gem", and it's certainly not in any sort of desirable condition, but the original Dark Sun boxed set is certainly the one I've gotten the most enjoyment out of. I loved that box to bits. Literally, the books are on the verge of falling apart, from rough transportation and heavy use.

 

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JoeCrow

Explorer

• Jan 17, 2015

• #82

Three gems in my collection, at the moment. First in my heart: The three 1st edition books (PHB, MM, DMG) that I've owned and treasured since I got them decades ago in the eighties. Second place goes to: the big white 2nd edition Nobilis book, a luminously beautiful piece of work in presentation, rules, and writing. And third is a newcomer: A Red and Pleasant Land, by Zak S. Radically inventive, beautifully designed, and lovely to both the touch and the eye.

 

Shemeska

Adventurer

• Jan 18, 2015

• #83

Glare from the ceiling fan's light aside, these are the gems of my collection: the Wayne Reynolds' originals of the 'loths in the 3e Manual of the Planes, and the cover of Pathfinder's 'The Great Beyond: A Guide to the Multiverse'.

The only way that I'm topping that is if I ever get an original Diterlizzi

 

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dante_121

Explorer

• Jan 20, 2015

• #84

The City of Ravens Bluff, awesome sourcebook

 

Southern Oracle

Explorer

• Feb 1, 2015

• #85

Mine is a sketch by Claudio Pozas...a modron and the Lady of Pain...and a dabus!

 

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TarionzCousin

Second Most Angelic Devil Ever

• Feb 1, 2015

• #86

Southern Oracle said:

Mine is a sketch by Claudio Pozas...a modron and the Lady of Pain.

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I bet he would enjoy hearing that. [MENTION=607]Klaus[/MENTION].

 

Gecko85

Explorer

• Feb 1, 2015

• #87

Holmes Basic Set that I've owned since it was released (and I was in 5th grade). Plus a bunch of Dragon magazines, 1e PHB, DMG, MM, Fiend Folio, and most of the original adventure modules, a bunch of Judge's Guild supplements, adventures, maps, etc., most of the Grenadier minis (plus a good number of Ral Partha), World of Grayhawk Box Set...But most of all, the notebooks full of notes, scribbles, homemade adventures, character sheets, etc. All from when I first started playing.

I've since picked up all the white box pamphlets (minus the box) and a 3rd edition of Chainmail. Funny thing is, I remember seeing all of those at the game store where I bought my stuff, and thought they were cool from an historical perspective, but chose to spend my hard earned allowance on the newer stuff.