invincibleoverlord wrote:*stops mid post*David nailed it. I'll trade you the "missing" Cupric text for your copy D
grodog bumping himself wrote:That is one beautifully-rendered Underdark map, Mike---truly worthy of hanging in such august company! Do you often create such nice maps? If so, we (the royal, Different Worlds "we") may be able to put you to work PS - any chance you have a "Treasure of the Dragon Queen" hiding in there somewhere, Mike?
mbassoc2003 wrote:My collection is on a portable hard drive. The items in my collection that I simply must have hard copies of are all in the one box. All the other boxes are either things to be scanned, or things that have been scanned and are waiting to go back on eBay.
killjoy32 wrote:mine kinda takes up a room, but i have it all inventoried - which is almost complete
zhowar1 wrote:Hey, this would be my ultimate goal, too! One box of stuff, the rest scans. I have yet to actually scan anything, though.
mbassoc2003 wrote:killjoy32 wrote:mine kinda takes up a room, but i have it all inventoried - which is almost completeHey, Alan. If one of those tornados touches down in your neighbourhood, you collection would be all over town. I was down your neck of the woods last Thursday. You have great traffic down there. You must have twice as many cars as we do in sunny Scotland.zhowar1 wrote:Hey, this would be my ultimate goal, too! One box of stuff, the rest scans. I have yet to actually scan anything, though.I have practically my whole collection scanned (90% of which is non-TSR), but then my whole collection would fit in IO's closet, or maybe his bin.
bbarsh wrote:I think the topic drifted into what would happen if all your stuff was destroyed in some sort of catastrophic event...I have my stuff on various lists, but that is about it. It is time to break out the digital camera or camcorder and make a true record of my collection. It certainly is not even close to IOs, but I would estimate I am in the 10K club as far as value goes. Anybody else have this sort of thought?
killjoy32 wrote:Well hey, bring on several tornadoes please - my stuff is well and truly insured and inventoried and logged in several places, so would welcome a nice insurance claim anyday thankyou very much bar for losing a few very precious items that i really would miss, it wouldnt bother me too much - all the more reason to start all over again and yeah youre right, we have some pretty bad traffic down here, specially in busy hours - it can be horrendous. you should have let me know and you could have popped over for a chat.Al
Io wrote:I'll trade you the "missing" Cupric text for your copy D Harami wrote:Good try! Yes. A slightly frustrating gap that, but I'll have to live with it, as with the Revenaunt...
I'll trade you the "missing" Cupric text for your copy D
Hrmm: does that mean you weren't tempted by the two squillion dollars after that CoC thread died down? (Crazy cultists ).
With the original Blackmoor connection that's one I'm going to be holding on to even more than usual
but you never know when a "spare" might come along...
Oh, I take it you don't have all nine (or ten?) white box sets as well as the majority of woodgrains between y'all? Or d'you have enough space for all those dups? (If you've got all the supplement printings, please let me know, too...)
Now that we're back to ogling IO's lair....
That is one beautifully-rendered Underdark map, Mike---truly worthy of hanging in such august company! Do you often create such nice maps? If so, we (the royal, Different Worlds "we") may be able to put you to work
PS - any chance you have a "Treasure of the Dragon Queen" hiding in there somewhere, Mike?
That brings up a question. If disaster did strike, and all was lost, what would you miss the most?
invincibleoverlord wrote:invincibleoverlord wrote: Thanks Allan, I'll add that it was also a very cool campaign, some of the players played characters that had never seen the sunlight. It was interesting role-playing to say the least, we had a lot of fun. And yes, I do often create maps and such for our games. Even with all the new mapping programs out there I still enjoy breaking out the graph-paper, pencils, and rulers. I'd be glad to help you guys out if you needed a cartographer. Shoot me a PM and we can discuss it. I'll post a few more pics if you guys want.
invincibleoverlord wrote: Thanks Allan, I'll add that it was also a very cool campaign, some of the players played characters that had never seen the sunlight. It was interesting role-playing to say the least, we had a lot of fun.
invincibleoverlord wrote:grodog wrote:PS - any chance you have a "Treasure of the Dragon Queen" hiding in there somewhere, Mike?Unfortunately no, but I do have my eye out for it after reading over your web-site, which BTW is unbelievable. The dedication to Grayhawk is truly noteworthy!
grodog wrote:PS - any chance you have a "Treasure of the Dragon Queen" hiding in there somewhere, Mike?
If I come across one I'll be sending it to you. I'd love for you and your brother to be able to play it once more.
Bbarsh wrote: bbarsh wrote:That brings up a question. If disaster did strike, and all was lost, what would you miss the most? I'd have to agree, the most missed items would be the ones form our childhood. The PHB's and DMG's with our names written on the inside cover. Those and original character sheets and such would be irreplaceable. We treasure these as much as any of our rarest items.
bbarsh wrote:That brings up a question. If disaster did strike, and all was lost, what would you miss the most?
More pics would be fun, as well as useful to check out!
My brother Brian and I were so jazzed when I was back in NJ for my brother Phil's wedding back in May: we found not only my box of old RJK and EGG correspondance from 1987-88, but we found Phil's folder of PCs, too, which had been lost for several years (though not as long as the RJK/EGG stuff). Hopefully we'll find Brian's PCs too, since we're planning to surprise Phil for Xmas with a few days of gaming! We're going to block off the old alcove where our gaming table is with a japanese screen or somesuch, and let him "unwrap" it, which will reveal a table laid out with dice, miniatures, his found PCs, books, and DM screen at the ready! Hopefully it'll be fun (now I just have to write the adventure...).