Ralf Toth wrote:I've voted for selected items. For some, I'd like to have the cover variants. For others, it would be interesting to own a 1st printing. BTW, why is it that print runs become more important for rarer items? And why is a 10th never worth more than a 1st, even if less copies were produced?
Blackmoor wrote:I am looking for them all! I am a collector after all.
chromaticknight wrote:I'm in the same boat as Blackmoor. I've gone this far, why not finish them all off
bclarkie wrote:As far as print runs go the only printings that I really care about are the woodgrain box sets, the original supplements and the 3 original hardcover books produced. I do have a lot of dups, but even if I had the desire to collect all print runs of all items, there is no way I would have the money or the space to cover it. I will be happy when I am able to get 1 of every item I want, let alone multiples copies of each.
harami2000 wrote:I still call it research...
bclarkie wrote:harami2000 wrote:I still call it research... And here David, I thought you were just trying to be the first person to ever to construct a castle out of white boxes.
afoolandhis$ wrote:bclarkie wrote:And here David, I thought you were just trying to be the first person to ever to construct a castle out of white boxes. And that would be a "White Castle" of course, out of which David could serve small, greasy burgers for 25 cents each...
bclarkie wrote:And here David, I thought you were just trying to be the first person to ever to construct a castle out of white boxes.
chromaticknight wrote:To add to the horror, I also get 3rd edition tsr books regularly
bclarkie wrote:As long as David does not decide to make a crappy movie about it, I am okay with it.
chromaticknight wrote:GraysonAC-Shows how much attention I pay to them . That was meant to exclude the 3rd party open license items. I guess that should be wizards of the coast for the 3rd eds then