deimos3428 wrote:I've never understood why this one is considered so valuable, cover or not. It's from that early 1990s D&D era where a lot of glossy experimental crap came out. "Top Ballista" comes to mind, and there were many others. I remember boxes of this stuff sitting on the shelves in gaming stores rotting for at least half a decade, and many getting dumped in the trash when shelf space became needed. I wouldn't be too surprised if that's what happened to many copies of Jade Hare as well.Why is this module considered in the same category as a DayStar West, or a Holy Trinity piece, or a pre-pub R series? It's available as a pdf, and it's more valuable than a Fazzle?
bbarsh wrote:This is one of those rares that I want to get...sometime...I will not settle for a coverless one, though. Just seems like it is not complete without the cover and it would bug me forever.The only thing that bothers me is that it is not really that old of a product, when you compare it to the other rares. So the skeptic in me thinks there just might be a boatload of them sitting somewhere...
Deadlord36 wrote:Don't know. At a guess, since it was a freebie, perhaps they came up with a covered version and ran off some copies, then decided it would be cheaper to ship them out w/o covers and had the rest printed.