D&D General What is your most prized Dungeons and Dragons Product?

[DarkCrisis]

I dumped "everything D&D" after I burned-out on the game - except this one. To me, it truly symbolizes what D&D is, in its most complete form.

Probably the best official "one and done" book.

 

[Micah Sweet]

My Bugbear Miniatures are my prized DnD possessions as well as my Curse of Strahd 5th edition book.

What about you? What are your favorite Dungeons and Dragons possessions?

A tie between my original printing Deities & Demigods and my physical copy of the Rules Compendium. Special mention goes to my complete collection of the 2e Wizard's Spell Compendium and Encyclopedia Magica.

 

[Micah Sweet]

Probably the two thoroughly-beaten-up booklets from the old Red Box. (The box itself is long gone.)

That's where it all started.

I have and love those two books as well.

 

[aco175]

I have some old minis that hold meaning to me. I purged a lot of my old books and stuff, but could not let go of some of the minis. Granted I lost some/most of the minis over the years, but when purging stuff I kept several. I have a few old dice in a safe place as well from 40ish years ago with all the corners chipped off and it does not stop rolling. Finally, I kept the Under Illefarn module from back in 87ish days. I got a lot of mileage and campaigns out of it, so it made it past the purge.

 

[Vaalingrade]

3e Arms and Equipment Guide and the 4e DMG

 

[Divine2021]

3.5 DMG II. One of my favorite D&D GM resources.

I didn’t even know this was a thing!

 

[dave2008]

I still have my first 1e Monster Manual with my name, in all of its childish hand writing glory, written in it. It will go with me wherever I go! In fact, I think I will be buried (or cremated) with that one!

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

The canvas map from the early Dark Sun.

 

[ezo]

I still have my first 1e Monster Manual with my name, in all of its childish hand writing glory, written in it. It will go with me wherever I go! In fact, I think I will be buried (or cremated) with that one!

Mine is my original Player's Handbook--to be cremated with me.

 

[James Gasik]

For many years it was my water damaged and battered AD&D Dungeon Master's Guide- it didn't matter what edition I was playing, it was chock full of useful resources. I eventually lost it, and it was a sad day.

When it came out, I bought the special edition reprint to replace it, and it's still the prize of my book collection.