Hey everybody! I started collecting OOP D&D/AD&D modules and resource books about a year ago. The last time I played D&D was in 1991, well except for an extremely boring PBeM game. My collection is coming along slowly, but have decided recently to spend more time and money making it bigger. I use the same user name on ebay, and have maybe purchased from some of you, or asked shipping questions. I look forward to our future dealings.

Since I've posted elsewhere without an intro, I'll post an intro. I have a little collection that I've recently started expanding. Mainly stuff I remember from when I used to game as a teen (a long time ago in the late 70's and early 80's).

A shout out to any Winter Warriors out there. Those were good times at FLB.

Hmm slightly arse about face post as I have already posted in another couple of threads a little while ago    I played D&D as a 10-14 yr old and 20 yrs later I started to feel nostalgic, a fairly typical story no doubt . Not a serious collector in any way but still looking for a couple of bits in the classifieds. Seems like a pleasant and interesting forum this .


Tim

Xaxaxe wrote:No worries, Alpha ... I still haven't introduced myself to these clowns. It's right there on my to-do list: "post on that 'introduce yourself' thread." I guess it just never happened ...

We'll it only took all of one post for us all to figure out you were a jack-ass anyway.  So who the heck needed any more of an intro than that?      

Xaxaxe wrote:Okay, that does it! Prepare to never win another copy of White Plume Mountain ever again.

Or something.

bclarkie wrote:On second thought, I am calling Draco and seeing if I can borrow a stack of B2s to barter with.  

and if i know corey....his reply will be:

lol

Hello all,

I've been lurking here on and off for about a year, and finally decided it was time to register. Just to give you a little background about myself, I started playing AD&D around 1980 and stuck to 1st edition through circa 1995 when I packed away the books and mods for about a decade. Recently I unearthed them, and have been thumbing through them out of nostalgia, and purchased a few replacements for the more ragged items at my FLGS and elsewhere. Never done eBay, which from I've read here seems to be the most cost-effective way of acquiring vintage AD&D stuff. I'm definitely "small time" in that my entire collection consists of about 50 items (not including Dragon magazines), and almost all of these are what you'd consider "commons", except for a 1st printing of Deities & Demigods and a couple of other odds and ends. My main goal is to eventually own NM (shrinkwrapped if possible) copies of my favorite modules from back in the day, so I can feel free to play the heck out of the ones I already have if and when I can find a group.

Welcome.

eBay is not the only place to find older D&D items.

There are other web stores such as Noble Knight Games that carry many ODD and 1st edition items.

The advantage of eBay is that if you wait long enough, you may be able to find the item you are searching for at a decent price.

If you have a "want list" post it in the classified section of this forum and some of the sellers may be able to help you out.

hey chummer!

welcome to the site.

hope you enjoy the time here. please feel free to join in the MANY topics that crop up here.

(mainly) each friday night, there is a live-chat that happens, someone will pop up a link for you as i am in work and cant be bothered looking. some of the regulars here go on there and you can chat freely with them, especially about Martin's girlfriend Tonya....

*snigger*



Al