I'm sure it's been mentioned before, but I really appreciate the person or persons who do the work at the TSR Archive. Awesome Site

Hey, that's me! Thanks, glad to hear that folks out there find it useful.

Funny story, The Acaeum went live about a month or two before TSR Archive did... we had obviously both been developing for quite a while prior. The main reason I was working on my site was because there simply wasn't a good, comprehensive D&D checklist out there and it was really driving me nuts. When I saw The Acaeum my first thought was, "Well, guess I'm off the hook. I can drop what I'm doing... this thing's much more detailed than what I'm working on." It was only after I saw that Scott had no plans to cover anything past 1st edition that I decided to proceed. I think we complement each other pretty well.

Also, thank God for the forums here... such a boon to the community and something that I would never have attempted to do!

Sea-to-sky-games wrote in TSR Archive:Have you considered adding licensed miniature products as well? dndlead has some great info, but perhaps there is some benefit to centralizing it.

I do think about it from time to time but ultimately I just don't think I'm up to it. I own a pretty large percent of them and could do the boxed sets okay but all of those blisters were popped open because that stuff got used a LOT back in the day. And I'm definitely not in the market to fill in all those gaps.