Various sites that you may find helpful in collecting RPG material.
Ariel Archives | Hosted by Brett Easterbrook. Info on
Australian RPGs, conventions, and web sites
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AuctionSieve | Hosted by Neville Ridley-Smith. An
extremely powerful eBay search engine tool: find the auctions you want and
discard the auctions you don't. Highly recommended for all eBay shoppers,
from the casual browser to the dedicated collector |
Biblio.com | A searchable inventory of 100 million used, rare and out-of-print books,
from the inventories of 4500 small independent bookstores around the world. You might be surprised
at the D&D collectibles that can still be found in bookstores! |
Dragondex | Hosted by Andrew Crossett. A complete,
searchable index of Dragon magazine, up through issue 234 |
Grodog's Greyhawk | Hosted by Allan T. Grohe, Jr. A work-in-progress
listing of Greyhawk-based modules used at convention tournaments
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Judges' Guild | Official Judges' Guild site, supporting (and
even selling) the old Judges' Guild D&D line. Note: several
people have reported not receiving items they have ordered from this site
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Knuckle Buster's Cards on Cue | Hosted by Jeff Allender. An exhaustive
index of nearly every trading-card game in existence, including a breakdown
on the AD&D trading cards of 1991-1993 |
Literary Sources of D&D | Compiled by Aardy DeVarque. Literary
influences in the creation of D&D |
Product List | Hosted by Vu Pham. A self-described
"somewhat comprehensive" TSR product list, organized by publication year
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Sage Advice database | Searchable / sortable index of all questions featured in
Dragon Magazine's "Sage Advice" column. Some other great resources
available on this website, too |
The Stuff of Legends | Information and scans on gaming miniatures,
organized by manufacturer. An impressive work-in-progress, and a resource
long overdue! |
TSR D&D Archive | Hosted by Adrian Newman. Focuses on
cataloging all items produced by TSR for D&D, with cover scans
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TSR Fonts | Compiled by Aardy DeVarque. A listing
of confirmed (or best-guess) fonts used in D&D materials. Finally,
you can print up those house rules of yours and make them look authentic |
Wizards of the Coast | Current owners of TSR (and who are in turn
owned by Hasbro). An increasing number of downloadable material is
appearing in their file section
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Yog-Sothoth.com | Hosted by Paul Maclean. Deals with
a wide range of Call of Cthulhu topics, including a small section on collecting
CoC material |