Hi, as most of you know, Scott is not as of yet putting up any items 1990 and up. There are quite a few rares in there that should be on the acaeum so other collectors can be more aware of it. Here are some. Feel free to add any more items:  ECI AD&D Play By Mail The Talaran Challenge (1984). I haven't seen scott put this module on the acaeum. If you need a scan, etc email me scott.  Planescape Sketchbook (1994)-I would like to see this on the site. Many collectors aren't aware of this item   AD&D Crypt of the Smoke Dragon (1999?) Gencon item. This item should be on there so others know what it is, etc  AD&D RPGA Gazetteer -2000? This obscure item should be on the acaeum so others know about it. Its very hard to find. People might get it confused with the version available in stores. However this one was available at gencon only.  AD&D RPGA LC5. All three versions (1, 1.1, and 2.0) should be put up so people know more about it.   Scott, if your reading perhaps put up a section on Gencon only items? The Smoke Dragon and the Gazetteer would fit right in there.  Anyone have others to share and discuss that should be on the acaeum?

Hi Alan, just some clarifications in case I got you confused. I should have been more specific. No I'm not talking about the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer. I'm referring to something called Gazetteer. Its still available in stores.  Here is a picture of the in stores version:  cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem& ... 1789710235  Well, at Gencon 2000 (I think thats the date), they released a special version of the gazetteer only to those who renewed their rpga memberships. From what I understand, that was the only way one could get this item. (Thanks to Rhea who provided that info to me). A picture of the item can be found here:  http://www.community.webshots.com/user/rpgcollector  It can be found in the first album called Rpg Items. Very bottom, to the left of the Hex Pad 2nd print.  Hope that helps Alan, anymore questions feel free to email me

Hi Alan no problem  Any items you wish to tell us that should be posted on the acaeum someday so others know of it?  You have an extensive knowledge of D&D and I know you have some items that many of us don't know about. Pls share with US!

grodog wrote:Now Jason Zavoda or Doug Behringer, I'm sure they have stuff we don't know about!  Jason has stuff owned by Allen Hammack and other TSR stars of yore.  Doug has a TSR super glue box set; a   C1/C2 blister packs (blue/green covers, respectively); the map to Stoink (the unpublished Greyhawk Bandit Kingdoms city); etc.  I think they're the guys we want to get onto the boards....

 Oh yes yes yes...LOL... the unusual items I think will turn up a few gems, I also wonder how many really good stuff like origional manuscripts etc will turn up...

grodog wrote: Doug has a TSR super glue box set; a   C1/C2 blister packs (blue/green covers, respectively); the map to Stoink (the unpublished Greyhawk Bandit Kingdoms city); etc.  I think they're the guys we want to get onto the boards....

Hello, the Stoink map that Doug has is a copy of one I discovered about four years ago and later verified the authenticity thereof with Mr. Gygax.  



Originally, I was trying to work with Mr. Gygax, Mr. Kuntz, Doug, and Eric to locate other materials that might be related to the map but they never surfaced.  If Scott is interested (and Mr. Gygax approves) maybe we can post it on Acaeum?  



Edmud

grodog wrote:Hi Ed, long time no chat



You and I have corresponded with Doug, Erik, and Rob about the Stoink materials as well.  I'd be happy to pick up that project with you again if you're still interested?

Yes, I remember.  Sorry I lost contact with you in such a rude way but that was just about the time my battle with the vampire broke out   As a result I lost my paper records, computer files and computer. . .  The good news is that I kept my pension portfolio and game collection out of her claws.  But if you think game collecting is expensive you should try (or not try) ex-wife collecting!



Originally, I was considering working up a great version of Stoink based on the map with people I met over the internet but that didn't pan out.  Doug later approached me about rendering the map in a software program.  I assume he received a copy from Mr. Gygax, Mr. Kuntz or someone else that I gave a copy to and has already done a map.  I feel kind of bad I wasn't more forthcoming with Doug at that time since he seemed like such a nice guy.



I think both Doug and Erik diligently searched for Stoink stuff through the TSR leads and came to the conclusion that they know who has the goodies (if they in fact exist) but that person ain't steppin forward for various reasons.



I still have one or two interesting things that I would like to start researching if anyone is interested.  One dealing with the Domesday book and the other dealing with a letter I have from GG to Andre Norton (Quag Keep).  I think McDuff would be interested in this last item.



Edmud

FoulFoot wrote: He didn't have a clue about the map.  I believe I've also run the map past Rob Kuntz, and he wanted to know where I got it -- it was apparently part of some materials stolen from his home many years ago.

Yes, I spoke to both of them at GEN CON 2000 and showed them the map and I recieved the same response from Mr. Kuntz.  Let me go back and find my notes so I can give you any additional information that I found out back then.

edmud wrote:

FoulFoot wrote: He didn't have a clue about the map.  I believe I've also run the map past Rob Kuntz, and he wanted to know where I got it -- it was apparently part of some materials stolen from his home many years ago.

Yes, I spoke to both of them at GEN CON 2000 and showed them the map and I recieved the same response from Mr. Kuntz.  Let me go back and find my notes so I can give you any additional information that I found out back then.

Ed, I'll dig up my emails with you and Doug, as well as my detailed notes on the Stoink stuff from conversations with Erik and Rob.  I can post here, or send them to you personally.  Just let me know.