Alex Kammer

Next up on our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release, currently in the year 1983, is a module that I clearly remember buying back when it came out. Up today is the adventure, EX2: The Land Beyond the Magic Mirror. Here are my 3 original shrink copies. Man, I love this one.

My negligence with respect to this TSR/D&D release tour goes without need of further comment, but back on track we are! We remain in the year 1983 and today's module is a big one for me personally. This one lit my imagination on fire! I give you EX1: Dungeonland. Here are my 3 original shrink copies

Hard to believe that Gen Con is in the rear view and that we are only weeks away from Gamehole Con! Here is a big update announcing Event Registration details and some very cool new merchandise available this fall. Enjoy!

us6.campaign-archive.com?u=621413ac2a...

I know you all love pins because I know you love things! So, here is a sneak preview of our 10 marvelous pin renderings of the past 10 years of super dope Gamehole Con plush toys designed by the lovely and talented @muskratjohn.bsky.social Purchasable in our Dealer Hall starting at 10:00 am Oct 16th

Let's keep our D&D/TSR release tour rolling with another module release from 1983. Up today, we have another RPGA exclusive, RPGA3: The Forgotten King. I bet many of you have never seen this one before as it is pretty obscure. Anyway, here are 2 of my 4 copies that you can take a gander at. Onward!

For those Gamehole Con fans out there, this is a big one. We have just dropped our largest Games List in the history of our show! The sheer number and quality of all of these games is amazing. Check it out!

mailchi.mp/gameholecon/...

Next up on our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR is the final module in the "R" RPGA modules series, R4 Doc's Island. These were RPGA exclusives and as a result, quite rare these days. Here are my 3 copies. This is the only one of the 4 in the series never released in shrink wrap.

Yeah. We collectors are a demented lot. KB Toys staples a literal hanger on some of these modules are we are like “A new printing!”

Up today on our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR, we have another adventure module to enjoy from the year 1983. Here is L2: The Assassin's Knot. Here are my 4 original shrink wrap copies and in my defense, these are of 3 different printings including the very hard to find "hanger" version.

Democratic Leaders Stand Real Still In Hopes No One Notices Them WASHINGTON—With the elected officials trying their hardest not to move a muscle, reports confirmed Monday that top Democratic leaders in Congress were standing real still in hopes that the American people wouldn’t notice them. “Don’t make any sudden movements, or they’ll spot us,” Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said out of the corner of his mouth, […]

Democratic Leaders Stand Real Still In Hopes No One Notices Them

theonion.com/democra...

Tremendous!

I wish I had a cool college nickname. Sigh.

But I hear that they are super smart. They have a confidence scheme trait that is pretty wicked.

As we stroll along on our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR, currently in the year 1983, we get to enjoy a big one today. I give you I6: Ravenloft. I have had the privilege of meeting both Laura and Tracy and gaming with them. They are great people. Here are my 3 original shrink copies.

Wow. Now that is a collector’s item. Mug from year one!

We remain in the D&D/TSR release year of 1983. Up today on our tour of each and every one of these awesome products, I give you I5: Lost Tomb of Martek. Here are my 3 original shrink wrap copies. One of them was Tracy Hickman's copy. Onward!

We are just starting to enjoy the tasty 1983 offerings from TSR. Up today we have an iconic module release, I4 Oasis of the White Palm. For some reason, and I am sure it is a good one, I have 3 copies in original shrink of this module. Onwards!

Some cool stuff for sure in here. Many of these were "backstage only" gifts and quite hard to find.

Let's stretch our legs into the D&D release year of 1983. As this point, I was old enough to remember seeing some of these as a kid. In any event, up today is Monster Manual 2. Here are two of mine, a first print and a second print.

On our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR, we have arrived at the end of the release year of 1982. The last product from 1982 that we will enjoy is a module in support of the Expert Rule set. Here is X3: Curse of Xanathon by my buddy Doug Niles. Here is my original shrink copy. 1983 tomorrow!

Gamehole Con - Exhibition Hall Map Featuring role-playing games, board games, fantasy and historical miniature gaming, and collectible card games, Gamehole Con is for the fantasy and adventure tabletop gaming enthusiast.

Our Dealer Hall for Gamehole Con 2025 is bigger and better than ever!

www.gameholecon.com/dealers

We have just a couple of more releases to look at in the 1982 portion of our D&D/TSR release tour. Up today was a module release in support of the Basic Rule Set, B4: The Lost City. Here is my original shrink wrap copy. Onward!

Next up on our D&D/TSR product release tour is another adventure module from 1982. I give you WG4: The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun. It is not universally beloved, but here are my two original shrink copies nonetheless. Onward!

We continue with our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release. We remain in the year 1982. Up today is another tremendous module. Let's all enjoy, U2: Danger at Dunwater. I am not sure why I have 3 original shrink copies of this one. It is a great adventure and I certainly do not have a problem.

The next stop on our tour of each and every D&D release is a re-release in 1982 of a previous adventure, S2: The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth which was a redo of the original released in 1976. Here are a couple of my 1st prints in shrink as well as a couple of my copies of the original from 1976.

Gamehole Con 2025 Update! Badges go on sale soon . . . mailchi.mp/gameholecon/...

We roll on with our tour of each and every D&D product release by TSR. We are currently in the year 1982. Up today is the third release in the "R" series of modules which were RPGA exclusives. Here is R3: the egg of the phoenix. Here is my original shrink copy and my NM copy signed by Frank. Onward!

How about we continue to explore the D&D releases from 1982? Up today is another adventure module from the RPGA exclusive "R" series. Take a gander at R2: the investigation of hydell. This one is the best of the series IMO. Here is my original shrink copy and a nice copy signed by Frank, the author.

Next up on our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release as seen by the tasty items on the shelves of The Gamehole is the first RPGA adventure exclusive. Released in 1982, we are going to enjoy R1: to the aid of falx. Here are my two original shrink copies.