benjoshua wrote:Ha! Beware the contagious disease collectoritis! It is well-known to take over your wallet and mind!
Tyrannosaurs wrote:... though I have a slight fondness for the Wilderness and Dungeon Survival Guides that won't go...
benjoshua wrote:DANGER WILL ROBINSON! DANGER! Don't do it! Those two books are a complete waste of $2.00.
beasterbrook wrote:and a bedroom and a garage.. oh I'll post some pics of when I moved the collection into the house due to the cyclone;)
Tyrannosaurs wrote:That's the problem. You sit and go "ah, they're so cheap" and then you look at everything that was "so cheap" and add it all up...
Reverend Doyle wrote:Hello. My name is Nate. I'm 41 and have been gaming since 6th grade which was 1980 (Dungeons & Dragons red box). I didn't really start actually "collecting" games until about 10 or 12 years ago. I'd have to say that one of my most jealously guarded items is a Dungeons & Dragons 5th printing white box set. It's good to be among other collectors.
FormCritic wrote:Welcome Chucho68 and Tyrannosaurs!There is no such thing as light or moderate collecting. You come here...you become obsessed...you collect. You stagger through the city streets with other infected game walkers, looking for the living who have game publications to sell. You moan and pound on doors where game dealers have barricaded themselves. You lurk the dark shadows of Ebay, grasping for modules. It's too late for you now.
bbarsh wrote:That is the second coolist beholder mini I have eve seen...