MShipley88 wrote:.....which is interesting, because I specifically will not purchase fantasy novels from female writers. I wonder why the lady's name is important.Mark
Hamilcar wrote:I have been playing, collecting and selling D&D stuff since '79. I used to work for a Games Distributor called LSW from '83-'90. I also worked at several game stores and comic book shops through out the US. During those years I went to many conventions, Gen Con, Origins, World Cons etc though the last one I attended was Dragon Con 3 years ago.
Hamilcar wrote:Hello, I have been playing, collecting and selling D&D stuff since '79. I used to work for a Games Distributor called LSW from '83-'90. I also worked at several game stores and comic book shops through out the US. During those years I went to many conventions, Gen Con, Origins, World Cons etc though the last one I attended was Dragon Con 3 years ago. Hamilcar
VermilionFire wrote:Welcome Hamilcar! I've always had good experiences buying things from you.
JohnGaunt wrote:You always have such a wide selection of whatever you're auctioning, be it RPG modules or miniatures. I try to control my eBaying, but you keep posting auctions!What is a "hamilcar", anyway? I keep picturing Luke Skywalker driving an RPG-filled car through the bayou when I see your name next to an item.
Espie wrote:Hi EveryoneNamed after my favourite pub, stuff I am into is 1st Edition AD&D, a bit of Rolemaster, MiddleEarth and Palladium. Age is 35, been playing since school and come from Bangor, Northern Ireland and am more of a gamer than a collector, but like to poke my nose in to see whats what from time to time.No real neurosis as yet, but have been know to suffer from a dodgy pint every now and then .Cheerio for now. Espie