I now have my first ever autographed RPG product.

johnsemlak · Dec 12, 2004

Well, does it count if the author signs a printed page of a PDF product

?

Having lived in Russia for many years, and having never visited a Con, I have never had a chance to have a precious or favorite D&D product signed by it's author, until now.

A recent addition to the Moscow D&D club is the author of Oone Games' adventure The Divine Alligator--Artem V. Serebrennikov, who posts as LizardWizard on these boards, and he was kind enough to autograph the adventure for me.

Hopefully, I'll have a chance to be a player in it in the future.

Napftor · Dec 12, 2004

Congrats, John. It's always nice to have autographed items to show off to your fellow players.

johnsemlak · Dec 12, 2004

Ah, by the way, Bret, I did get your package a couple of weeks ago, thanks

Small world!

Napftor · Dec 12, 2004

johnsemlak said:
Ah, by the way, Bret, I did get your package a couple of weeks ago, thanks

Small world!

Thanks for letting me know. Enjoy them!

Krieg · Dec 12, 2004

Congratulations, I always like hearing when somebody picks up something that makes them smile.

Going off on a tangent, for some reason this thread has given me an idea...

Anyone think I can get Eric Metcalf to sign my copy of The Foundation?

Ankh-Morpork Guard · Dec 12, 2004

Napftor said:
Congrats, John. It's always nice to have autographed items to show off to your fellow players.

I've only got one autographed product...and its from Bret, here.

Napftor · Dec 13, 2004

Maybe we should turn this thread into a "Whose Autograph Do You Have" thread. Goes along with the Famous Persons You've Met thread awhile ago. Just in relation to gaming products...

Monte Cook for "Arcana Unearthed"
Greg Banage for Dragonstar's "Guide to the Galaxy"
Steve Kenson for "Mutants & Masterminds" corebook
Margaret Weis and Jamie Chambers for "Dragonlance Campaign Setting"