What's the coolest item in your game collection?


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Funny, the gaming products that I think are quite cool are the ones I almost never use:

1. Aria and Aria Worlds: lovely flavor and impressive scope - too bad about the complicated rules. I might mine it for ideas when creating a setting, though.

2. Lost Souls: you play ghosts. The coolest thing about it are the random death tables (broken down by profession in life) so you know how you died.

3. Maelstrom: An single-book role-playing game set in medieval Europe. Had an impressive list of herbs and the game effects.
 

Without a doubt, it's Castle Amber for OD&D. Follow that with the few remaining bits and pieces that I have left from my older brother's AD&D Conan boxed set.

I'm also quite fond of my British (?) edition of the Red Basic set, which was one small book. I called it "The Bible." Now it's "Chairman Gygax's Red Book." ;)
 

Some of my most prized gaming stuff:

- Complete Ars Magica collection from 1st-4th edition.

- The two harbound Realms of Chaos books from GW, along with my hardbound Warhammer FRP. I think I also have almost all the old WHFRP books and modules- great stuff!

- Complete collection of classic Deadlands stuff.

- Near complete collection of Call of Cthulhu stuff from Pagan and Chaosium (all I am lacking is Horror on the Orient Express). Also the 20th Anniversary CoC book- its gorgeous!

- Thieves World boxed set and Companion, and the Cities sourcebook.

- 1st printing Deities & Demigod w/ Cthulhu/Elric.

- 1st printing AD&D DMG signed by Gary Gygax!

- Complete set of all the Greyhawk stuff over the years.

- My AD&D 2E Historical Reference books (the greenbacks).

- My 7 and 16 sided dice (in addition to the more mundane 30 and 100 sided). Also my killer purple 20 sider from my 1st year of gaming- one of those old ones you had to color in the numbers with crayons (silver on this one) and that has no sharp edges left- it only comes out for rare occasions, and always seems to roll what I need it to!

- My d20 collection, most treasured stuff being Midnight (& sourcebooks), Darwin's World stuff, Grim Tales, Conan D20, anything Green Ronin, FFG sourcebooks, MEG stuff, and Necromancer Games modules.
 


my two prizes are my 3.0 PHB which looks a lot like PA's up there (Jeff grubb told me as he signed mine that it felt like the end of high school, signing yearbooks for everyone =)
and my copy of Dragonlance Adventures, signed by everyone i could find ever associated with DL =)
 

Ridley's Cohort said:
DMG 1e has small print? Hah!

I treasure my beat up copy of 1st edition Chivalry & Sorcery.

BYOMG!

(Bring you own magnifying glass!)

How can you top a pre-AD&D RPG that has rules that let you:
Summon a Lord of Hell and bargain your soul away!
Forge the One Ring!
Discovery the secret of the Philospher's Stone!
Create your own magic items.

I love that book! It's a real classic.....

I still use some of the stuff in it today.
 

I have to say the pride of my rpg collection is my Alternity Limited Edition Preview Edition (#591/2600, signed by Bill Slavicsek and Richard Baker). I don't even remember how I got it... but I do have it.
 

The Planescape boxed set.

A 2nd hand copy of 'Sprawl Sites' for 1st ed Shadowrun - with some guys excellent houes rules in the back! :)

Paranoia - yay!

Edit: And how did I forget Steve Jacksons Munchkin's Guide to Powergaming?
 
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