tekmanmike wrote:Hello, I was checkng out a few websites and noticed that they were selling Tsr modules in a downloadable pdf. Anyone have any experience with this? Is it even legal?Thanks
mbassoc2003 wrote:I have reached a time where I must find a way of culling my current collection, most of which has been easy. But on looking at a brand new copy of Rappan Athuk Reloaded, a limited edition, and fantastic megadungeon, I pose a question which this dungeon has brought up:Why the nead to own the physical copy?I have the PDF from RPGNow and it's very high quality, and the odds of me ever being able to DM it are slim unless my partner and I have kids that I can entice into RPGs. So why do we feel the need to own the physical products when there are different ways of owning the actual information therein?
mbassoc2003 wrote:That's how I feel about stuff now as well, and it's easy with the Goodman Games stuff. I just have a folder with all the PDFs in it, and the odds are I'll only ever draw on them as source material and never play any of it.But I notice the last Rappan Athuk sold on eBay for $175 BIN, and it is a tremendous piece of work. I doubt I'll see another dungeon like it in my remaining years unless we see a really good rendition of Castle Greyhawk. RA is a masterpiece. I just don't know whether to sell on my boxed set and keep the PDFs, and it raises the whole 'I'm never gonna use it so why do I need to keep it' issue.
JasonZavoda wrote:I'm not familiar with this Rappan athuk. What is it?
This may not be the world's largest dungeon, but its certainly the deadliest!The granddaddy of all dungeons returns! From the lair of Zelkor to the lair of Orcus, intrepid adventurers have crawled these halls for decades. Treasures and monsters abound, but can you find your way out again? Lost in the red mists, you wonder. The Bloodways await.Kill them all, Orcus will recognize his own!Rappan Athuk Reloadedâ„¢ contains the entirety of the original Rappan Athukâ„¢ series, along with many new levels and a massive wilderness expansion, all updated for the revised rules. Not just a rework, this expanded version contains tons of new material, detailing 36 dungeon levels and dozens of wilderness areas.* Endless adventure in the most challenging dungeon ever devised.* The most difficult puzzles, traps, riddles and quests to solve.* Years of adventure for your characters.The boxed set contains three books:Book 1: The Dungeon of Graves - 232 pages of dungeon crawlingBook 2: Servants, Slaves and Food - 96 pages of monsters and NPCsBook 3: Pathways to Damnation - 56 pages of maps.ISBN: 1-58846-795-3
Plaag wrote:Personally one of the better 3.x products out there that can span any edition (if you know how to convert things that is )ShaneG.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Rappan Athuk Reloaded is a must have for any collector. It's much more old school than anything I've seen since the mid-90's. And as I recall, Reloaded is more than just R1-2-3 added together. The artwork is much more professional, the printing quality is a lot higher, and there is additional materials from the original campaign.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250252827217
mbassoc2003 wrote:At the other extreme, The Worlds Largest Dungeon is completely shite and I'd sell that without hesitation, except the world seems to be swamped with overstock of that doorstop.Does anyone know if The Worlds Largest City is as bad as Dungeon?
g026r wrote:No idea on City, but what is the current going price for Dungeon? I know someone who's looking for it, but I think his budget may be below market value. And yes, I've already warned him that it's complete and utter crap.
mbassoc2003 wrote:I have seen WLD go as low as $40 second hand near mint. Someone must have paid $60, took off the shrink, realised they'd been screwed and cashed in their chips.So, Mike. Do you have WLC? Is it any good?
