Xaxaxe wrote:I could see adding at least two names to the "knowledge" category: Deimos, the all-time print-run junkie ... and (suck-up alert!) FoulFoot himself. Foul doesn't post much, but that's not from a lack of D&D lore.
bclarkie wrote:Deimos is defintely a print run junkie, but the all time greatest print run junkie has to be chromaticknight. I would certainly put him up there for both collection size and knowledge. Mike may in fact be the largest material contributor to the site outside of Foul himself.
improvstone wrote:Done. Where should I put you Brian ... ?
bclarkie wrote:Oh, I don't think I belong on that list.
bombadil wrote:Don't forget stratochamp. He's got an incredible collection.
Deadlord39 wrote:An excuse. Nice, Kosh.I still have a decent chunk of the JG printings. At one point or another I've owned a fair share of the non-TSR stuff. Much more interesting, in my opinion. I am much more of a "have owned it" collector than "own it and will never part with it" one. I treat RPG items like women. Once I've had them, I always have the memory. No need to have the original. Might as well pass it on so someone else can enjoy it.
killjoy32 wrote:i am somewhat like Frank in that perspective. the fact that i have had an item for a while is cool. when i dont like it no more, i pass it to someone who would appreciate it a lot more than me.
killjoy32 wrote:lawrenson has a nice sizey collection on the go - shouldnt ignore him, as well as david (harami), who prb owns half the white boxes in the world and mr improv himself, as well as brette too....they have defo got to be on the list somewhere!
killjoy32 wrote:oh and shane prb has the coolest JG collection i would imagine too....not quite as fabulous as IO's (which would be stupendously hard), but definately up there!so what does the list look like now? print it up, lets have a looksee!
improvstone wrote:I will add Shane ... The current list is above ... I keep adding to my previous post with the list ...
mbassoc2003 wrote:If you're gonna list Frank M as a major influence on the current collecting community, you should also list RJK. His most recent publication recent sold for $140+ (RRP $24.95) CoSK Runic, so he's managed to create an immediate collectable.
mbassoc2003 wrote:He seems to be doing more for the online community than FM atm, and is certainly worthy of a list in any role of honour.
mbassoc2003 wrote:I assume this is TSR D&D we're talking about?
mbassoc2003 wrote:On the subject of knowledge, when you step away from TSR into third party publishers, you need to consider Brette's knowledge of the fanzines, Mark Shultz' knowledge of non-tsr, and Mars' (Mark's) experience with his own collection.