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<blockquote data-quote="CarlZog" data-source="post: 1601674" data-attributes="member: 11716">You know, I bought the first edition of Dieties and Demigods when it came out. I bought it just for the Elric stuff, but I decided I wasn't using it and sold at a convention for $5 long before it ever became a collector's item. Oh, the mistakes we make.....Love this thread. It's funny how differently people define their &quot;most prized possessions&quot; -- some going for highest collectible/monetary value; some most used, and some just sentimental.&nbsp;Dave Hargrave's Arduin Grimoire is one book that really gave me joy. Even now, I feel like some of his spells and monsters can't be beat. (just converted!)&nbsp;My 1981 RPGA membership pin is pretty high on the scale of prized gaming possessions, I guess, not to mention my personally inscribed &quot;membership certificate suitable for framing.&quot; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> &nbsp;My 1e core books probably got more hard use than anything else I've owned. Most stuff newer than that I consider pretty replacable.&nbsp;But if there was a fire in the house, the first game thing I'd probably grab is the notebook from my first campaign. In it is the DM's Adventure Log, all the pc's sheets, event summaries, and the original adventures with all my side notes. That's special to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CarlZog, post: 1601674, member: 11716"] You know, I bought the first edition of Dieties and Demigods when it came out. I bought it just for the Elric stuff, but I decided I wasn't using it and sold at a convention for $5 long before it ever became a collector's item. Oh, the mistakes we make..... Love this thread. It's funny how differently people define their "most prized possessions" -- some going for highest collectible/monetary value; some most used, and some just sentimental. Dave Hargrave's Arduin Grimoire is one book that really gave me joy. Even now, I feel like some of his spells and monsters can't be beat. (just converted!) My 1981 RPGA membership pin is pretty high on the scale of prized gaming possessions, I guess, not to mention my personally inscribed "membership certificate suitable for framing." :) My 1e core books probably got more hard use than anything else I've owned. Most stuff newer than that I consider pretty replacable. But if there was a fire in the house, the first game thing I'd probably grab is the notebook from my first campaign. In it is the DM's Adventure Log, all the pc's sheets, event summaries, and the original adventures with all my side notes. That's special to me. [/QUOTE]

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