While cleaning out the basement, my wife opened a box and held up my 'Divine Right' game.
So far I've found the following:
* Divine Right - 2nd Edition - cards unpunched, box ends are loose. The directions are there and,
iirc, I ended up reading the directions but my friends didn't want to play, so I didn't punch out any of the cards.
* 1984 Gencon XIV program ... great condition
* Dungeon Masters screen - Psionic Supplement
* Dungeon Masters Adventure Log - unused, great condition
* Expedition to the Barrier Peaks - S3 - the graphic supplement
* Some original AD&D Player Character Records (on the yellow paper)
I also have
* a beat-to-hell Players Guide that I had signed by Gygax at Gencon
* a beat-to-hell 1st edition Dungeon Masters Guide
By way of background I was a charter member of the RPGA and won a Gencon East RPGA tournament and was a finalist at the Gencon RPGA. If anybody has a publication which shows RPGA national tournament rankings from 81-82 time frame, I'd like to know.
Looking back I wish I had kept some of the pre-Polyhedron publications and the old Dragon magazines.
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I have (somewhere, hopefully in another box) a Mentzer signed pre-publication "Egg of the Phoenix" still in the white envelope which I got for winning the Gencon tournament. (The previous year's winner got a trip to Lake Geneva ... go figure) I also won an RPGA belt buckle which may still be around somewhere.
The question my wife asked me, after a round of "You were a Dungeons and Dragon's geek?" - we met after I'd stopped playing - was whether this stuff had more than sentimental value.
So ... any thoughts?
Thanks
Todd