D&D 5E Gem of Your Collection

[txshusker]

A few weeks ago I was going through a bunch of AD&D modules to see if any would convert well for our new 5e campaign. I opened up C2, the Castle of Inverness and found handwritten notes by my best friend who got us into the game and always DMd for us. He had added a bunch of traps in the unoccupied rooms and some made up magic items that would be specific finds for the characters we were playing at the time. (Halfling thief for me). We never got to it in that campaign and he passed away a couple of years later at 22 - some 25 years ago now. I don't have anything quite as significant as that. Quite a few all nighters were pulled during that time.

 

[Warmaster Horus]

Probably my 1st Ed Deities and Demigods with the Cthulhu & Nehwon mythos'.

 

[DaveMage]

Chronomancer stands as my favorite AD&D book in my collection.

Watch out for those "monters"....

 

[trentonjoe]

I have just about all the Dragon Magazines from like 50 on. I am missing a few but I have most of them. Pre 50 I have a bunch but my lowest # is 7. It was still called "The Dragon" at that poing.

 

[Wednesday Boy]

The gem of my collection is not gaming related but it is nerd related. It's a HUGE (about 4 feet by 4 feet), framed Marvel Universe poster that's signed by Stan Lee. Unfortunately I don't have a place for it in my new, small house but once I finish the basement I'll be able to marvel at it's glory again.

 

[Agglomérante]

Probably my 1st Ed Deities and Demigods with the Cthulhu & Nehwon mythos'.

Want want want

 

[Crothian]

I really like my copy of GURPs Prisoner. It's an odd little book of a lesser known TV show but it is pretty cool.

 

[Jefe Bergenstein]

I bought a bunch of Ral Partha box sets about 15 years ago, but I never did anything with them. These are all still new/mint in the original shrink wrap.




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Those are some pretty boss sets. In particular, the Placescape ones are hard to get. I have the faction one, Chaos and Law, but Conflict sadly slipped through my fingers.

 

[aramis erak]

My Traveller T5 patents include Archduke of Sylea.

 

[painted_klown]

a brown-box Original D&D Set (this was before the white-box)

That's really cool. I have read about those, but have never seen any of them (even in pics). From my understanding, they were cardboard, but covered to look like wood. Is that correct?