Binibren of Bristlebane wrote:Thanks Overlord and everyone else for the friendly greetings.I haven't played EQ in years (1999-2001) but had some great memories playing that game. How long have you been playing?
Invincible Overlord wrote:I've been playing my cleric since November of 1999. Hey... 10 years on EQ now. I refused to follow the herd to WoW.
corum wrote:Thanks for the hint about Dragonsfoot. If it's a board solely devoted to AD&D 1st Ed, instead of lumping everything from ODD to 4 Ed in one board, I should like it there.
snorri wrote:Hello, dear forumersI'm a D&D player since 1984, and still own most modules of the classical line, plus a few AD&D material - both in French and English. As many french players, I studied more english in D&D than at school. Being a curator of archeological collections IRL, I'm impressed of the carefulness and knowledge of forumers about conservation issue. I currently lack the money to make my small collection better - not to spek of the shipping issue from USA to France, but it's still among my future plans. But I'm interested on historical questions about OD&D and Chainmail, so I hope I could ask some questions I have about obscure points of differences between editions.
snorri wrote:Hello, dear forumers...
Northwest wrote:Hi everyone. My name's North, I just turned 40 in November but ealier this year I had a strong renewed interest in returning to the hobby. My son is almost 8 and came home from school the other month asking about D&D. It sort of snowballed from there and I find myself perusing eBay quite a lot lately. I'm so glad to have found the Acaeum. It looks like an awesome resource. Thanks for providing so much info on the hobby!
benjoshua wrote: Collectoritis!
JohnGaunt wrote:Welcome, wavemotion. Your new website has already been the subject of one thread before your arrival.
wavemotion wrote:I spent years and years on Usenet in the mid 1990s so the flame retardant suit has seen its fair share of use. It's beginning to look downright shabby now!
xRalphx wrote:A few years ago some good friends and I started the Buccaneer Bass website, a fansite for the Iron Kingdoms rpg. But since all of us have pretty busy lives no content has been added to that in a long time. But it was a lot of fun while it lasted and everyone at Privateer Press was ace!I'm not sure about the 'coolest' item I have but one of the items I'm very happy with is a shrinkwrapped version of the 1st print of the 1st edition of the Call of Cthulhu boxed set.
Plaag wrote:Welcome Ralph.Love the Buccaneer Bass site. It really covered Privateer Press's Iron Kingdoms like no other site I've seen. As well as gave me inspiration for my own site's compendium.ShaneG.