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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BigWeather" data-source="post: 4912734" data-attributes="member: 84877">I went through a collector phase of 1ed modules and books in the late 90s.  While eBay helped some much of it came from used bookstores and the like.  I was also starting with a pretty large collection.I definitely agree with the list of classics listed and that Ravenloft is just on the other side of it as is DL1.  I3 is my favorite 1ed adventure -- I'm a huge fan of Egypt (heck, went there on my honeymoon later in life) and buy pretty much any product that is based in an Egypt-like setting.  I got my copy signed by Tracy Hickman when he was doing a tour for Dragonlance in the late 80s.  That is by far my favorite AD&D item as a result.As for the rest of my collection I think I've got pretty much every pastel and solid "banner"-bearing 1e AD&D module (meaning, the banner in the upper left).  As for the hardbacks I think I've got all of them  (efreet / statue / etc.) including a Cthulhu / Melnibonean Dieties & Demigods.  It's a lot of fun to chase them down -- especially the pastels.  And they aren't that expensive even 30 years later.Another fun thing to chase are the collections -- A, GDQ, I, T -- am I missing any?  I think there was a B series collection too but them not being AD&D I didn't pay much attention.Edit: Gah, there is a S series collection.  I'll have to try and get one of those -- loved the S series (despite some of its quirkiness, or maybe because of it).</blockquote>

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