What non-English D&D products do you have?

[Zander]

The thread asking what D&D books you have got me thinking about what non-English language D&D books and other publications people have.

Here's my list:
1E PHB, French
2E Complete Fighter, Japanese
2E Wizard Spell Cards, 1st Level, Japanese
2E DM's Screen, Japanese

What's on your list? Include all D&D books, screens, modules and other game supplements from TSR/WotC/Hasbro and 3rd party publishers but exclude magazines/periodicals. Don't forget to say what language each item is in. For the purposes of the list, English dialects, including American English, are considered to be English!

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[Turanil]

The thread asking what D&D books you have got me thinking about what non-English language D&D books and other publications people have.

I am French and living in France, yet I never bought any D&D book in French, although all the main books have been translated. It was a conscious choice from the beginning, as I didn't want to horribly mix terms from both languages (due to using books in both languages) when playing DnD.

Now I do own:
-- BRP Call of Cthulhu and Dreamland in French
-- Rêve de Dragon (Dragon's Dream) in French, an old French RPG almost entirely forgotten.

 

[Darkness]

I have some 2e books in German.

 

[diaglo]

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Ha.... most of mine are American versions.

but i have English versions of many GW products

and i bought other things while i was in England.

edit: i had all White Dwarf magazines at one time

 

[DaveMage]

I have zero.

 

[Jonny Nexus]

Ha.... most of mine are American versions.

but i have English versions of many GW products

and i bought other things while i was in England.

edit: i had all White Dwarf magazines at one time

Same here. Most of my stuff's American. Off the top of my head the only English D&D products I have are a few Mongoose things.

If it was RPG stuff in general, then I could add in WFRP (although version 2 has an American design team) and Golden Heroes.

 

[Zander]

Just to clarify, British English products including the 1E FF are in English.

What D&D products do you have that aren't in any kind of English?

 

[Thanee]

Only a few older ones, like (O)D&D (red, blue, teal boxed sets) and some 1e/2e AD&D stuff in german (PHB, DMG, MM1&2, some adventures). Most of 2e was already in english and 3e is completely in english.

Bye
Thanee

 

[Patryn of Elvenshae]

None here. If English was good enough for Jesus, it's good enough for D&D.

OK - who recognizes the quote?

On topic, I'd probably be interested in buying them in a foreign language - especially French - as a way to improve my grammar skills.

 

[Zander]

On topic, I'd probably be interested in buying them in a foreign language - especially French - as a way to improve my grammar skills.

In North America, try Canadian retailers. In Europe, French ones, of course.

One of the reasons I bought Japanese language D&D products was to improve my Japanese reading skills. It's a good way to learn.