witchbottles
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We all have those one or two items on our game shelves that have so much more meaning than just being able to play that portion of the game because we own that module or scenario pack.
For me there are a very few special items in my ASL collection. In no particular order but all far more valuable to me than just their intrinsic value as a copy of the module or scenario pack:
1. A signed copy of the AH publication with Action Burke and Fish O'Connell Series Replay of a DASL scenario in it. Complete with the "goldfish" art, and Daryl's signatures.
2. An unopened new in the shrinkwrapped copy of Valor of the Guards autographed by Tom Morin.
3. An unopened new in the shrinkwrapped copy of Festung Budapest gifted to me by Bill Cirillo with the signed gift card.
4. My copy of Pegasus Bridge, gifted to me by Andy Hershey.
5. My signed copy of the Time on Target Koren War ASL player test kit that once belonged to my ASL mentor, Cloyd Angell.
What are your most valued ASL treasures???
For me there are a very few special items in my ASL collection. In no particular order but all far more valuable to me than just their intrinsic value as a copy of the module or scenario pack:
1. A signed copy of the AH publication with Action Burke and Fish O'Connell Series Replay of a DASL scenario in it. Complete with the "goldfish" art, and Daryl's signatures.
2. An unopened new in the shrinkwrapped copy of Valor of the Guards autographed by Tom Morin.
3. An unopened new in the shrinkwrapped copy of Festung Budapest gifted to me by Bill Cirillo with the signed gift card.
4. My copy of Pegasus Bridge, gifted to me by Andy Hershey.
5. My signed copy of the Time on Target Koren War ASL player test kit that once belonged to my ASL mentor, Cloyd Angell.
What are your most valued ASL treasures???



