bclarkie wrote:Achizar wrote:Muaddib5, from your link--What's up with this:cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem& ... 3&rd=1 Good luck, pal!ps-- Plus fees for using PayPal? Yeah, but check in the closed auctions. I have a $60.00 BIN GDQ1-7 in shrink in there. Seller is a little oblivious to true values.
Achizar wrote:Muaddib5, from your link--What's up with this:cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem& ... 3&rd=1 Good luck, pal!ps-- Plus fees for using PayPal?
Terminal_Frost wrote:It offsets the $20-30 extra you paid for red sonya. What some guys would do for ascantily clad hot babe with a sword. bclarkie wrote:Yeah, but check in the closed auctions. I have a $60.00 BIN GDQ1-7 in shrink in there. Seller is a little oblivious to true values.
bclarkie wrote:Yeah, but check in the closed auctions. I have a $60.00 BIN GDQ1-7 in shrink in there. Seller is a little oblivious to true values.
johnhuck wrote:deimos3428 wrote:cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&a ... T&rd=12nd printing basic set. Beware the psycho newbie. Mmmmmm, dice!
deimos3428 wrote:cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&a ... T&rd=12nd printing basic set. Beware the psycho newbie.
jonjhargreaves wrote:johnhuck wrote:Mmmmmm, dice! So John, a bit of a dice fetish going on there, nudge, nudge, , say no more....Apart from... if this lot is getting you salivating, how about a set still in their original unopened bag?Personally I've never seen the attraction... Is this for real? Are a few old dice really that interesting? If so and you want some, drop me a PM!
johnhuck wrote:Mmmmmm, dice!
invincibleoverlord wrote:Any thoughts or truth to this?
harami2000 wrote:invincibleoverlord wrote:Any thoughts or truth to this?Yes; hence my question to John as to whether anyone had any of those late 60s polys on that link, above.Didn't spot John's querying reply, though...
Achizar wrote:johnhuck,Picky, picky! Geez, jonjhargreaves, if johnhuck isn't biting and your offer is more generally directed, I'd be happy to stand in his stead....
bclarkie wrote:Terminal_Frost wrote:It offsets the $20-30 extra you paid for red sonya. What some guys would do for ascantily clad hot babe with a sword. I probably did pay a little much for the RS1, but I only did so because for some reason people seem to pay a lot more for it then its actual worth. I have seen okay conditon RS1 go for more than $40.00. I will bet if I sold it tomorrow I would get $60.00 easy. I am not really sure why, its not that great of a module.
Terminal_Frost wrote:It offsets the $20-30 extra you paid for red sonya. What some guys would do for ascantily clad hot babe with a sword.
Badmike wrote:But Geez, did you see the extra fees this guy slips in? 15% sales tax? Paypal fees? Plus shipping? For the GDQ it's $9 tax, about $3 paypal, and who knows for shipping. Still a good deal, but damn that guy knows how to sneak in a few extra bucks....Mike B.
johnhuck wrote:harami2000 wrote:Yes; hence my question to John as to whether anyone had any of those late 60s polys on that link, above.Didn't spot John's querying reply, though... And can you tell me more?
harami2000 wrote:Yes; hence my question to John as to whether anyone had any of those late 60s polys on that link, above.Didn't spot John's querying reply, though...
someone else wrote:Angelfire - error 404"The dice are something that Gygax came across in a school supply catalog, and later sold through Tactical Studies Rules. They were small plastic Platonic solids with numbered sides, presumably for use in geometry classes. Arneson had purchased his own twenty-sided dice sometime earlier, from a company in England that later went out of business. "I had the only three sets of d20 known to exist, at that time, in the USA," he explains."
johnhuck wrote:And personally, I think the value of a Basic Set is improved if it is complete with the proper dice.
harami2000 wrote:someone else wrote:Angelfire - error 404"The dice are something that Gygax came across in a school supply catalog, and later sold through Tactical Studies Rules. They were small plastic Platonic solids with numbered sides, presumably for use in geometry classes. Arneson had purchased his own twenty-sided dice sometime earlier, from a company in England that later went out of business. "I had the only three sets of d20 known to exist, at that time, in the USA," he explains."
someone else wrote:Later versions of the game came with numbered cardboard chits that you could draw at random out of a cup; dice did not come with the game rules until 1981.
johnhuck wrote:Not quite how I remember.