How much have you spent so far in D&D?

[diaglo]

D&D Plush Toys? This I gotta see.

they had stickers, coloring books, comic books, gummy monsters, etc...

what do you consider d20/D&D?

i have a couple CoC plushies i use for D&D. but i also had the Original Deities and Demigods before it was revised.

 

[Wombat]

Well, I often wait until I can get a discount, or buy stuff on eBay

But even still I have spent around $700 (MSRP would be over $1000)

So take that as you will

 

[Desdichado]

Yeah, I used to have that AD&D coloring book. I wonder what I ever did with that?

 

[Psion]

but i also had the Original Deities and Demigods before it was revised.

Oh yeah? Well I had that, had it stolen, and replaced it. So nyah!

I also have a FF in mint condition.

Gonna stop now cause I don't feel like a collection war...

 

[Mystery Man]

...... but i also had the Original Deities and Demigods before it was revised.

I have one of those too. Cthulu is a serious bad-ass in any edition.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

I vote for $1,000+ because there was no entry for:

"Dear God, I am in need of an intervention" on the list.



I just rearranged the game room this weekend, if it was cash,
I'd probably have a Hummer sitting in my room

 

[diaglo]

But even still I have spent around $700 (MSRP would be over $1000)

yeah, the prices i listed were based on what i spent at the time. not what they are worth now.

 

[Mark]

Count ONLY your D&D 3rd edition material, not what you bought before 3ed came out...

So, no counting anything I bought in the first quarter century of playing from 1974 to 1999...?

There's your convincing argument to friends. Some things come and go but you can always play RPGs. I've been playing RPGs for nearly 30 years and haven't found them boring yet.

They really don't cost more money than you want to spend on them, if finances are an issue. I've played through lean times, and times when I've been well heeled.

You don't have to invest more time than you like. You can miss a session and be "written" back into the story the next time you play. You can play one shot adventures or get involved in campaign games.

The biggest investment for RPGs is your imagination and the return on that investment is immeasurable amounts of fun!

 

[Desdichado]

Mark, you sound like a motivational speaker. I'm hooked! We're can I sign up for this ... "RGP stuff?"

 

[guedo79]

i have a couple CoC plushies i use for D&D.

Aw, no offically licensed D&D plushies? I want on the Dungeon Master.