Beware_of_Sleestak wrote:Back in 1981 I made a D&D module of the Lost City. The Sleestak could cause fear with their hissing, regenerated like trolls, and were good at grappling (so they could throw you in the pit), but you could laugh in their face when it came to their crappy miniature crossbows. They also moved REALLY slowly and you were pretty safe if you had a torch with you.
Danger Mouse wrote:wife now shakes her head and says 'You used to have that, didn't you, I recognise the chainmail bikini on the cover of that...didn't you sell it?, so I'm gradually replacing all the stuff I should never have sold. And I'm now even making an effort to read most of it if I can. At one time I thought I had eventually 'outgrown' gaming.....Now I know better.
guerret wrote:Although I have been playing for 21 years now, only early this year did I begin actively collecting TSR items. Previously everything I bought was only meant to be used for playing. Therefore I do not have a huge AD&D collection (although most people outside this forum would say the contrary). I have almost finished my FR collection, I'm missing some 10-15 items out of over 130, and I am also moving on to collecting other sections.I knew this website and have used it for reference sometimes, but never entered the forum. However, recently, Badmike (from whom I made a large purchase) suggested me to come here, and I followed his advice. I suppose there is no better place to find good information about TSR collectables.See you!
sheeadog wrote:Hi, ny name is Sean. I'm 35 years old and started playing D&D circa 1980. Like most people here, my first adventure played was Keep on the Borderlands and I was instantly hooked. My playing days are pretty much over as I haven't in over a decade. I started expanding my collection a few years ago when I discovered you could find a lot of great stuff on eBay. I collect mostly original D&D, 1st edition AD&D (and some 2nd edition). I've probably got around 200 hundred items, mostly from the Mystara and Dragonlance worlds. I don't really have a favorite as I like just everything, it's all such a nostalgia hit!
Andar, the Collector wrote:Greetings all,Ran across this site through a search for info on AD&D collector cards.Age 36. Been playing D&D games since '84.I am in need of help finding traders, info on the '92, '93 TSR cards.Peace