Badmike wrote:Lord Kilgore has a great gaming blog I've checked out many times. Good stuff there.
benjoshua wrote:Tyrannosaurs wrote:I doubt I'll ever be a hard core collector, more looking at purchases for play and nostalgia - ...Ha! Beware the contagious disease collectoritis! It is well-known to take over your wallet and mind! That is, until you have no more storage space. :wink: Welcome!
Tyrannosaurs wrote:I doubt I'll ever be a hard core collector, more looking at purchases for play and nostalgia - ...
Lord Kilgore wrote:I'm not a "collector" by any means, other than I want to build a nice little collection of books for use. But that doesn't mean it's not a lot of fun checking out the differences between the printings and keeping an eye out for early ones.
Nogrod wrote:Lord Kilgore wrote:I'm not a "collector" by any means, other than I want to build a nice little collection of books for use. But that doesn't mean it's not a lot of fun checking out the differences between the printings and keeping an eye out for early ones.Six months ago I resembled this remark. My only plan was to repurchase what I had owned originally without caring about the quality. Sigh. Now I am hooked and it isn't only the out of print stuff either. I love modules and I am constantly amazed by the new modules being put out for "the world's most popular Fantasy Role-Playing Game." Lulu is my friend and my enemy at the same time, but I guess I wouldn't want it any other way :D To think all this started while I was minding my own business about nine months ago and innocently typed 'vintage dungeons and dragons' into google on a lark.I love miniatures too, but going down that road leads to madness.Thanks for the welcome everyone.
tscook wrote:...it will never end.
tscook wrote:Now where the hell is the tip jar?