Blackmoor wrote:The guy actually uses the Acaeum as a price guide, I wonder if he will read this post

bclarkie wrote:

deimos3428 wrote:Any idea on what Wrath of the Immortals might be worth on eBay? I can get my hands on one locally for about $40 USD, in what I'd describe as "half-decent" condition.

Didn't think it was particularly valuable, it's been sitting in a local RPG shop for a while at that price...but if someone's going to jump on it for $200, I could use the cash. Generally speaking the prices on the local shops here are so outrageous, I'm surprised they're still in business.

The last 2 I saw on Ebay went for a $40.00 BIN and I am pretty sure the burnwire brothers just sold one for $52.00. It might be worthwhile picking it up, but I doubt anyone would net you $200.00. Then again crazier things have happened on EBay, so you never know.

<edit> little slow on the repsonse.

Sotterraneo wrote:

beyondthebreach wrote:I just got a shrinkwrapped copy of Wrath of the Immortals which I will probably put up soon - whatever it gets should be around the upper limit (and it will probably go to someone in Italy as well )

Hmmm... Shrinkwrapped WotI

GraysonAC wrote:

Bragi wrote:Well I just recently moved from the south (Louisiana) to the northwest (Oregon) and I was blown away by the number of D&D stores in the area.

At the risk of making a generalization, I think the southern US has fewer gaming stores than elsewhere. My own, entirely ancedotal, evidence for that is that I do a lot of shipping to the US, and I'd say that probably 75% of my US business goes to the southern states. California is the anomaly for the northern states, although I'm guessing that I get more orders there because of population, rather than a lack of gaming stores. Of all the States, I probably get orders from Texas at a rate of 2 or 3 times any other state.

beyondthebreach wrote:

bclarkie wrote:

I can tell you have never been to PA before, because it is like a freakin Black Hole for RPGs. There is absolutely no market here what-so-ever. Even the 2 Half Price Books that are near me suck ass. One has nothing and the other next to nothing.

My Wife's family is scattered throughout small towns in PA. The nearest city is Williamsport (pop. = 15,000). There is one game store, however, called White Knight Games. I have done well getting resell stuff there - the old module "bin" was $4.00 each (included two ToEE without maps), a shrinkwrapped Erol Otus expert set for $10, an unpunched original Civilization Avalon Hill game for $10 . . . and more.

Last time, I picked up all 4 Wizard Spell compendiums, all 4 Encyclopedia Magicas and all 3 Priest's spell Compendiums. I talked him down to $10 each for the Wizard & Magica and $5 each for the Priest's.

GraysonAC wrote:

Bragi wrote:Well I just recently moved from the south (Louisiana) to the northwest (Oregon) and I was blown away by the number of D&D stores in the area.

At the risk of making a generalization, I think the southern US has fewer gaming stores than elsewhere. My own, entirely ancedotal, evidence for that is that I do a lot of shipping to the US, and I'd say that probably 75% of my US business goes to the southern states. California is the anomaly for the northern states, although I'm guessing that I get more orders there because of population, rather than a lack of gaming stores. Of all the States, I probably get orders from Texas at a rate of 2 or 3 times any other state.

bclarkie wrote:I can tell you have never been to PA before, because it is like a freakin Black Hole for RPGs. There is absolutely no market here what-so-ever. Even the 2 Half Price Books that are near me suck ass.  One has nothing and the other next to nothing.