D&D 5E Should I Keep My Volo's Guide

[Sunseeker]

I would keep it personally.

 

[Guest 6801328]

I came across a whole sheet of stamps like that. The durned airplanes where all upside down! I used them to pay bills and finally got rid of them all.

 

[lowkey13]

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[Mercule]

My young son (albeit a little older) loves VGtM and he has been entranced by the Mind Flayers. I am not sure if that means I have a future CSI, or serial killer ....

Why settle? Just start calling him Dexter.

 

[Azurewraith]

I would keep it just because. The real question is which is upside down?

 

[alienux]

I've seen stuff like this go for big bucks years afterward, so I think I'd keep it.

 

[akr71]

Now you have 2 collector's editions!

I would keep it. Its still usable.

 

[Jester David]

I hope my comment was taken with the comedic tone it was intended!

I was a *little* uncertain. It could have been comedic, or a shocked warning, or a scornful parent. All three would have been appropriate.

My young son (albeit a little older) loves VGtM and he has been entranced by the Mind Flayers. I am not sure if that means I have a future CSI, or serial killer ....

I'm continually stunned by how fearless my son is towards media. I keep showing him movies and TV shows that are creepy or scary as eff, and he just shrugs them off. He loves Nightmare Before Christmas. We happily watch Doctor Who together, and he adores the Daleks.
So there are those "serial killer" thoughts. But he's also so loving and gentle with smaller kids. Super sensitive at tights.

 

[Azurewraith]

I was a *little* uncertain. It could have been comedic, or a shocked warning, or a scornful parent. All three would have been appropriate.


I'm continually stunned by how fearless my son is towards media. I keep showing him movies and TV shows that are creepy or scary as eff, and he just shrugs them off. He loves Nightmare Before Christmas. We happily watch Doctor Who together, and he adores the Daleks.
So there are those "serial killer" thoughts. But he's also so loving and gentle with smaller kids. Super sensitive at tights.

Sounds like you two need to watch watership down. Still scares me now!

 

[Lanliss]

I was a *little* uncertain. It could have been comedic, or a shocked warning, or a scornful parent. All three would have been appropriate.


I'm continually stunned by how fearless my son is towards media. I keep showing him movies and TV shows that are creepy or scary as eff, and he just shrugs them off. He loves Nightmare Before Christmas. We happily watch Doctor Who together, and he adores the Daleks.
So there are those "serial killer" thoughts. But he's also so loving and gentle with smaller kids. Super sensitive at tights.

Are those things actually considered dangerous content? When I was only about 10 my favorite movie was a draw between Frighteners and 13 ghosts (the more recent one). Also around that age, I considered Nightmare on Elm Street a comedy, it was so not horrifying. Ah, the wonders of late-night television.