Never one to let a good bandwagon go by unjumped-upon, here's what I look at every day as I sit at my computer. Not my complete gaming collection by a long shot, but that's where my eyes light when I sit at the desk waiting for inspiration:
And here are some close-ups of the individual shelves. You'll notice that in front of most of them there is a happy clutter of miniatures, dice, paint, and the like. First, there are my D&D and AD&D rulebooks (plus my Dragonbone taking a prominent spot):
Greyhawk adventure modules and supplements:
Assorted miscellany, including the AD&D Coloring Book slid in along the top:
Lots of Hackmaster, Castles & Crusades, Labyrinth Lord, and Swords & Wizardy:
Star Trek of various flavors, plus some other goodies (never did play Buffy the Vampire Slayer, though!):
Not a lot of spine titles here, but that's because this shelf is mostly old stuff from the 1970's and 1980's. This is where you'll find Thieves World, Sword's Path Glory, Space Opera, and Haven, amongst others:
Chivalry and Sorcery (still one of my favorite games to read for inspiration), Dark Conspiracy, Shadowrun, etc.:
Hero System, White Wolf stuff:
Ah, Dangerous Journeys. One of my favorites.
And, lastly, this shelf is immediately to my right; my collection of books about games-- Gygax, Tony Bath, and Donald Featherstone, among others. Some of these might not be too familiar to you if you're not into miniatures (and even then; some of them are older than I am):
So there it is. Not sure what this says about where I get my inspiration, but there it is. Hope you enjoyed it!
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Please, if you haven't done so already, consider supporting my Kickstarter for the Adventures Dark and Deep Players Manual, going on now through December 19th. I need your help to make it a reality!
And here are some close-ups of the individual shelves. You'll notice that in front of most of them there is a happy clutter of miniatures, dice, paint, and the like. First, there are my D&D and AD&D rulebooks (plus my Dragonbone taking a prominent spot):
Greyhawk adventure modules and supplements:
Assorted miscellany, including the AD&D Coloring Book slid in along the top:
Lots of Hackmaster, Castles & Crusades, Labyrinth Lord, and Swords & Wizardy:
Star Trek of various flavors, plus some other goodies (never did play Buffy the Vampire Slayer, though!):
Not a lot of spine titles here, but that's because this shelf is mostly old stuff from the 1970's and 1980's. This is where you'll find Thieves World, Sword's Path Glory, Space Opera, and Haven, amongst others:
Chivalry and Sorcery (still one of my favorite games to read for inspiration), Dark Conspiracy, Shadowrun, etc.:
Hero System, White Wolf stuff:
Ah, Dangerous Journeys. One of my favorites.
And, lastly, this shelf is immediately to my right; my collection of books about games-- Gygax, Tony Bath, and Donald Featherstone, among others. Some of these might not be too familiar to you if you're not into miniatures (and even then; some of them are older than I am):
So there it is. Not sure what this says about where I get my inspiration, but there it is. Hope you enjoyed it!
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Please, if you haven't done so already, consider supporting my Kickstarter for the Adventures Dark and Deep Players Manual, going on now through December 19th. I need your help to make it a reality!
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