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<blockquote data-quote="Haltherrion" data-source="post: 5454200" data-attributes="member: 18253"><p>I finally tossed my old maps to "Morkhelek" today while cleaning the garage. It was in a small suitcase I've been lugging around for literally 30+ years. It was something like 30 sq ft of maps of a part above ground, part below ground city I did in my highschool years.</p><p> </p><p>It was a huge project at the time but it was not the quality I'd use for anything now and I'd just kept it for sentimental reasons. I realized I never looked at it nor had much interest in doing so. The space it was taking up was modest but it just seemed a waste to carry it around. Funny thing is while I feel a little bad about it, I don't feel all that bad about it.</p><p> </p><p>There are many things I won't toss (old land maps, a very detailed castle I once did, more mature setting notes and bulletins I did for players). But the Morkhelek maps were massive and poorly done; not much to look it except to say, wow I spent a lot of time on this once upon a time.</p><p> </p><p>What do the rest of you long timers do with your old material? Ever faced with tossing some of it?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Haltherrion, post: 5454200, member: 18253"] I finally tossed my old maps to "Morkhelek" today while cleaning the garage. It was in a small suitcase I've been lugging around for literally 30+ years. It was something like 30 sq ft of maps of a part above ground, part below ground city I did in my highschool years. It was a huge project at the time but it was not the quality I'd use for anything now and I'd just kept it for sentimental reasons. I realized I never looked at it nor had much interest in doing so. The space it was taking up was modest but it just seemed a waste to carry it around. Funny thing is while I feel a little bad about it, I don't feel all that bad about it. There are many things I won't toss (old land maps, a very detailed castle I once did, more mature setting notes and bulletins I did for players). But the Morkhelek maps were massive and poorly done; not much to look it except to say, wow I spent a lot of time on this once upon a time. What do the rest of you long timers do with your old material? Ever faced with tossing some of it? [/QUOTE]
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