Recent purchases thread Just picked this up for an upcoming campaign

I have some cozy memories of getting that for Christmas and cracking it open at my grandma's house.

>>53042874
Extremely cozy

I didn't get into tabletop until I was older, but I do have my share of great grandma's house nostalgia opening presents.

>>53042893

Glad to have you on board with the hobby.

I've saved a lot of my old 90's DnD books and Dragon magazines. The mechanics of that era are clunky and unintuitive but the art, creativity, and background is pretty nice.

There was a sort of purity since they didn't have Wizards(Hasbro) breathing down their necks demanding huge profits. Really oddball shit like Spelljammer and Dark Sun, tourist guides about different Forgotten Realms cities, boxed sets with audio CDs included, etc.

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Night Wolf Inn.

It's fucking great.

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Just bought this

>>53047987
what's the best thing about it?

>>53042965
The Audio CD boxes... Even though I have them as pdf and mp3, I'll have all physical copies someday.

Did anyone else released audio CD or only TSR?

>>53047987
Funny, yesterday at a craigslist deal the guy wondered if I was interested in a HeroQuest expansion. I had never heard of it (thought it was related to RuneQuest) so I didn't bite.

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>>53042840
>purchases
>2000+17
It's as if you're not down to clown with ruining capitalist entrepreneurial works, anon

>>53049437
Downloading PDFs is all very well, but you can't read them in bed under your sheet with a flashlight.

That's a big plus to having a physical copy if you ask me.