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Post Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 12:58 am 
 

Jack Chick has not reprinted Dark Dungeons in forever and a day.

Anyone know where a person can get a physical copy of his publication?

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Post Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 2:18 am 
 

They come up pretty regularly on EBay.  Here is a link to one I found in minutes, a more detailed search may yield more available.


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Post Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 1:06 pm 
 

Oddly enough, I just received in a package of minis recently a 'freebie' from the seller. One of his 'publications' called "The Mad Machine". There is a website at www.chick.com if you are so inclined.

Personally, I'm not so inclined, but there ya go.  :D


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Post Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 4:04 am 
 

Jack Campbell wrote:Jack Chick has not reprinted Dark Dungeons in forever and a day.

Anyone know where a person can get a physical copy of his publication?

Jack (not a chick)



Do a search on Jack Chick Publications Collectors or some such.  There is a collector's site for these tracts and the guy running it sold me five copies of Dark Dungeons a while back.

I can't remember the price, but it wasn't expensive....cheaper than the current auction when you figure the shipping in.


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Post Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 12:17 pm 
 

That thing is HILARIOUS!   It never fails to get a full belly laugh out of me every time I see it.

It's been a joke around my table for literally YEARS now.  "Hey DM, when do we get the REAL POWER?"

Oh and the CTHULHU version of one of his other tracts is pretty good too.  Google up that while you're at it.


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Post Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 12:47 pm 
 

http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0046/0046_01.ASP

You can read all of the booklet here, but the site has no copies for sale.


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Post Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 1:14 am 
 

You can order, on their website, 10K copies for $800 + $115 shipping, and you get a free custom back logo / message.


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Post Posted: Tue May 08, 2012 2:32 am 
 

http://www.monsterwax.com/chicktrades.html

Look here.  Alphabetical order.  Prices start at $1.

This is where I got my copies.


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Post Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 7:50 pm 
 

sorry just had to share;)

RPG's are Evil - Dark Dungeons: The Movie! by JR Ralls — Kickstarter

although I find it quite funny that the guy running it also contributed to a "storytelling" game LOL

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Post Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 11:09 pm 
 

beasterbrook wrote in Dark Dungeons:although I find it quite funny that the guy running it also contributed to a "storytelling" game LOL

And backing mood music for and dice rolling equipment.

But let's have a bit of fun at his expense, shall we?

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:*Playing RPGs can make you gain real life magic abilities

Evidence? Anybody out there can do this yet? I've not met anyone who could.

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:*If you gain a high enough level you will be invited to join a secret cult

Evidence? Never seen this happen in 30+ years. Besides, how does a player 'gain enough levels?'  :P

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:* Gamers whose characters die are in danger of committing suicide

Evidence? Another one I've never seen.

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:* That DM's are vile temptresses that are out to corrupt their players to the forces of evil

Funny. Never wore a dress myself, let alone a seductive one. Never met any other guys that have either, thankfully. I'm sure they're out there somewhere...

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:In fact, the last movie to crusade against D&D was Tom Hank's 1982 classic, "Mazes and Monsters."

Ummm... let's get the facts straight. Tom Hanks only acted in the movie. He did not write, produce, or direct. So, it's not 'his' per se.

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:JR Ralls is also the name I'd like associated with this project because I'd rather D&D, witchcraft, and ultra-low-budget movie making not be the first thing that future employers see when they Google my name.

So confident that what he is doing is right, he's hiding his proper identity. Man up if you believe in what you say.

And just what is a supposedly such moral and God-fearing person doing gambling? What an apostate.


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Post Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 12:08 am 
 

Oh deary me.. this might get messy.. looking at the backers a majority of them look to be RPGers

edit:.. Dark Dungeons The Movie (Anti D&D Comic Comes to Film))

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Post Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 6:12 am 
 

SimperingToad wrote in Dark Dungeons:
Mr. Hypocrite wrote:*If you gain a high enough level you will be invited to join a secret cult

Evidence? Never seen this happen in 30+ years. Besides, how does a player 'gain enough levels?'  :P


Dude, that's us.

  

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Post Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 7:59 am 
 

SimperingToad wrote in Dark Dungeons:
beasterbrook wrote in Dark Dungeons:although I find it quite funny that the guy running it also contributed to a "storytelling" game LOL

And backing mood music for and dice rolling equipment.

But let's have a bit of fun at his expense, shall we?

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:*Playing RPGs can make you gain real life magic abilities

Evidence? Anybody out there can do this yet? I've not met anyone who could.

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:*If you gain a high enough level you will be invited to join a secret cult

Evidence? Never seen this happen in 30+ years. Besides, how does a player 'gain enough levels?'  :P

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:* Gamers whose characters die are in danger of committing suicide

Evidence? Another one I've never seen.

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:* That DM's are vile temptresses that are out to corrupt their players to the forces of evil

Funny. Never wore a dress myself, let alone a seductive one. Never met any other guys that have either, thankfully. I'm sure they're out there somewhere...

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:In fact, the last movie to crusade against D&D was Tom Hank's 1982 classic, "Mazes and Monsters."

Ummm... let's get the facts straight. Tom Hanks only acted in the movie. He did not write, produce, or direct. So, it's not 'his' per se.

Mr. Hypocrite wrote:JR Ralls is also the name I'd like associated with this project because I'd rather D&D, witchcraft, and ultra-low-budget movie making not be the first thing that future employers see when they Google my name.

So confident that what he is doing is right, he's hiding his proper identity. Man up if you believe in what you say.

And just what is a supposedly such moral and God-fearing person doing gambling? What an apostate.


I have the impression from the KS page and youtube clip (watched about half of it) that this guy is doing this tongue in cheek for satirical reasons, not because he is trying to spread the word of Jack Chick.

  

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Post Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:31 am 
 

Grug Greyskin wrote in Dark Dungeons:I have the impression from the KS page and youtube clip (watched about half of it) that this guy is doing this tongue in cheek for satirical reasons, not because he is trying to spread the word of Jack Chick.



Yep.
He's laughing himself silly on the inside.

  

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Post Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 12:37 pm 
 

sauromatian wrote in Dark Dungeons:
SimperingToad wrote in Dark Dungeons:Evidence? Never seen this happen in 30+ years. Besides, how does a player 'gain enough levels?'  :P


Dude, that's us.

:lol:   Yeah, except for the 'secret' part.

Personally, even if it is satire, why give Jacko the publicity? Bad press is better than no press. Give money towards the project, and you aid the cause.


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Post Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:50 pm 
 

Keep in mind that there are different versions of Dark Dungeons.  The original (harder to find) version involved a footnote explicitly identifying the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis as "occult writings" that should be burned.  When someone pointed out to Chick that C.S. Lewis was one of the most respected Christian apologists of the twentieth century, the footnote was quietly removed.

  

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Post Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:51 pm 
 

Wait--- there's a REAL secret D&D cult?  

Sweet!  

Where do they meet?


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Post Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 11:03 am 
 

Agent Cooper wrote in Dark Dungeons:Wait--- there's a REAL secret D&D cult?  

Sweet!  

Where do they meet?


Shhh... as you know, that information is only for 4th Level Prolific Collectors  :wink:


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