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Wilderlands boxed set.
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Ghostbusters International
Star Wars Saga Edition
The handful of Planescape products I never picked up, in particular The Great Modron March and Dead Gods which are pretty pricey to get these days.
You do know that The Great Modron March is available in PDF from DriveThruRPG for $9.99, right? Link.
Anyway, I'm now running a PFRPG campaign in the Grand Duchy of Karameikos. What a shame I didn't get GAZ1 in PDF when I had the chance!
And outside of D&D / Pathfinder, my favorite RPG is MEGS. It started out as "DC Heroes" by Mayfair. I got the first edition, and had great fun with it. I remember seeing the 3rd edition at the bookstore, and flipping through it, but I never got it. Later, when I got back into MEGS, I saw that the system was recreated as "Blood of Heroes" by Pulsar Games. I got it, and decided that I wanted the revised rules. The problem with "Blood of Heroes" is that it's full of characters and a game-world description that are boring and poorly written. I wish I had gotten "DC Heroes" 3rd Edition so that I could use a book with characters that everyone knows!
First book of the Drow Wars trilogy comes to mind. I've lost some over the years, but those are RPG products I wish I had but once did :)
You do know that The Great Modron March is available in PDF from DriveThruRPG for $9.99, right? Link.
I do and will probably eventually pick them up but I still want the print originals to complete my collection. :-)
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Anyway, I'm now running a PFRPG campaign in the Grand Duchy of Karameikos. What a shame I didn't get GAZ1 in PDF when I had the chance!
The GAZ series is great and Karameikos is my favorite. The new Threshold magazine issue #1 on Vaults of Pandius has a lot of great Karameikos content, check it out if you haven't already. I'm pretty sure sooner or later WotC will get PDFs of the GAZ series up on dndclassics. I have all of them in print but I'll probably get some of the PDFs (GAZ1 and 3 at a minimum).
And outside of D&D / Pathfinder, my favorite RPG is MEGS. It started out as "DC Heroes" by Mayfair. I got the first edition, and had great fun with it. I remember seeing the 3rd edition at the bookstore, and flipping through it, but I never got it. Later, when I got back into MEGS, I saw that the system was recreated as "Blood of Heroes" by Pulsar Games. I got it, and decided that I wanted the revised rules. The problem with "Blood of Heroes" is that it's full of characters and a game-world description that are boring and poorly written. I wish I had gotten "DC Heroes" 3rd Edition so that I could use a book with characters that everyone knows!
I never picked up 3E DCH either, since I only saw in once back in the before times when you had to go to a store to buy RPG stuff. I played a lot of 2E, though, and that may be the one you want to try and find. It comes with three rulebooks (including a 250+ character book), a GM screen, character cards, and an active wheel to give action/effect results.
Blood of Heroes is a good system, but not such a great campaign world. I only use it as updated rules for my DCH characters.
If you like DCH, you may want to check out the new DC Adventures system. It is loosely based on the OGL and Mutants and Masterminds. I haven't yet actually run a session (I'm still wrapping my brain around the different combat mechanic), but there is a lot of support material, and the basic rulebook contains most of the iconic characters in good detail.
My apologies for the minor threadjack. To get back on track, I never picked up any of the 2E DCH supplements and sourcebooks. There were a bunch of Marvel Super Heroes supplements I wanted, but those are pretty much all available on PDF these days if you know where to look.
I would be happy to get a hold of any of the print run of Dragon Magazine that I do not already own - I have the complete run from #100 on, and a reasonable percentage of issues back to #60.
I also wish I had been there to buy the old box sets for Boot Hill and Gamma World.
First book of the Drow Wars trilogy comes to mind. I've lost some over the years, but those are RPG products I wish I had but once did :)
The Gathering Storm? (level 1-10?) I think i have seen that one around occasionally still.
Starstone. No not the Pathfinder god-making meteor, but this one.
Dungeonscape, DC Heroes D6 Second edition, that magic item book for 3.5, and the second book for iron kingdoms.
Call of Cthulhu D20 by Monte Cook.
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Also, the gundam rpg.
Apparently theres a good version of a lich in there?
Isn't that a baelnorn? They've been around since 2E.
I heard of a super rare RPG based on Dune. I think.it was called Chronicles of the Imperium.
I hope to complete a collection of Dungeon Magazine.
I had this in my hand at the WotC booth at Gen Con 2000. It was late in the con and I was tempted but I had already spent a ton in the vendor area so I left it there. I regret it now.
The Black Company by Green Ronin (few available copies are pricey)
Oh, the black company is full of goodness.
I don't regret getting that one.
There was a anime-ish western fantasy RPG that came out in the last decade that I remember flipping through at Borders and meant to purchase, but never did. I can not remember the name of it...
Meant to add I wish I had picked up the 20th and 30th anniversary deluxe editions of Call of Cthulhu.