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

[Lakesidefantasy]

I really am mad at younger me for not holding on to my copy Deities and Demigods with the later removed content.

Interesting, my copy thanks Chaosium in the acknowledgement for permission to use the Chuthulu and Elric stuff but there's is no Chuthulu and Elric stuff to see. There is Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser stuff.

 

[Queer Venger]

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?

my gaming table

 

[Sacrosanct]

I guess this is high up on my list as well, only cuz I just finished building it last week lol. I didn’t have $10,000 for an original store display, so I built my own

 

[Jaiken]

my gaming table View attachment 387312

That looks nice!

 

[GreyLord]

Hmm, I would say the Rules Cyclopedia as a singular product. It's the only product which has a complete game in and of itself (though recently the making of D&D book also has the complete OD&D rules, so that may get prized more highly after I've had a chance to try it out in an actual gaming situation to see how it works out).

However, even more important would probably be the combination of rules I made for myself with printouts and notes for a B/X and BECMI mix of rules.

 

[crazy_cat]

My AD&D Players Handbook. First RPG product I owned. Acquired 1980/81 I think.

 

[Richards]

I guess my copies of Dragon #260, since I had a total of three distinct articles in it: Greater Drakes, The Ecology of the Aspis, and Arcane Lore: Dragondoom. It was my first (and only) trifecta. (I miss my freelancing days - never before did I have a hobby where I had more money coming in than going out!)

Johnathan

 

[AnotherGuy]

Gazetteer 3 Principalities of Glantri. It was the first D&D product that I was fortunate to own.

The 2e Fighters Handbook being the second.

 

[Distracted DM]

I have waaay too many minis of all sorts. The prepainted ones are mostly 2000's WotC and 2010+ WizKids. But my minis collection goes largely unused since COVID and my move to online games.

I do have the OD&D brown booklets... I couldn't tell you which printing, and much like my Deities and Demigods book with elric cthulhu etc. they're all beat to hell- that's how I got them so (relatively) cheap! But they're complete and legible, so they suited my purposes of reading

Oh, I also have GG's Castle Whiterock box set! That one's pretty rare.

 

[Keefe the Thief]

My 3d printer. The most useful asset for any DM. Custom-fit ini counters for the DM screen? Dice box from fake wood? Large monster? Here you are.