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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 176866" data-attributes="member: 2209">$100 itemsI really liked my 2e D&amp;D CD, the one with all the core books and complete books and core rules supplements on HTML. I think I got that for about $15 and the Dragon archive for $25 after discounts. I also really like the WotC ESDs, I've gotten four or five at a time multiple times.For $100 I would like all the ESDs once they are out, or all WotC d20 material (yes all of it!) on CDs including adding dragon from the end of the archive until 10 years later. I wouldn't even mind having a year delay on each dragon issue for them to pdf them and make them available for CD owners to download.John Nephew, if all of the ars magica stuff was available as ESDs that would interest me. A CD set with the complete books including out of print ones and previous editions (such as the demons supplement) would be great. The option to pick up individual titles cheaply as electronic files would also interest me.A complete electronic set of all the old stuff from people with lots of stuff would be great.I couldn't care less about theme music and I am not really interested in popup scenes, minis, or counters. I would probably avoid a single big item if it cost $100 no matter how cool it seemed. I don't think I've ever spent more than $30 on an individual rpg item.My bookshelf space is getting more and more cramped and I am finding that I really like cheap electronic versions more than bulky physical items.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 176866, member: 2209"] [b]$100 items[/b] I really liked my 2e D&D CD, the one with all the core books and complete books and core rules supplements on HTML. I think I got that for about $15 and the Dragon archive for $25 after discounts. I also really like the WotC ESDs, I've gotten four or five at a time multiple times. For $100 I would like all the ESDs once they are out, or all WotC d20 material (yes all of it!) on CDs including adding dragon from the end of the archive until 10 years later. I wouldn't even mind having a year delay on each dragon issue for them to pdf them and make them available for CD owners to download. John Nephew, if all of the ars magica stuff was available as ESDs that would interest me. A CD set with the complete books including out of print ones and previous editions (such as the demons supplement) would be great. The option to pick up individual titles cheaply as electronic files would also interest me. A complete electronic set of all the old stuff from people with lots of stuff would be great. I couldn't care less about theme music and I am not really interested in popup scenes, minis, or counters. I would probably avoid a single big item if it cost $100 no matter how cool it seemed. I don't think I've ever spent more than $30 on an individual rpg item. My bookshelf space is getting more and more cramped and I am finding that I really like cheap electronic versions more than bulky physical items. [/QUOTE]

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