Ok people.

Now it's time for a poor italian newbie collector (i.e., me) to learn something ... if you would be so kind to tell me what you think (please!  :) ).



Modules originally not printed by TSR, or tournament modules, (like Pharaoh, Quest for the Fazzlewood, Tsojconth, Rahasia, etc ... in other words, most of the Rares) in your opinion, are to be intended for D&D or AD&D.



For example, I think that Rahasia is a D&D module (even the Daystar printing) because TSR version is for D&D and not for AD&D. Am I right?

And for the others?



Thank you for every answer.

Have a good night

Giorgio

Adam Shultz wrote:I have no idea about the Quest for Fazzlewood but I am guessing it too was made for the AD&D Open at it's MDG tournament.

Fazzlewood became "The Gem and the Staff" (O1), which was D&D.  Maybe one of the winners can fill us in on the original Fazzle.

I think anything written before the publication of the PHB in 1978 would have to be considered OD&D or perhaps Holmes D&D (which is an amalgamated hybrid between OD&D, Basic D&D, and AD&D).  The date should suffice to get a handle on the system.

Fun Fact #2: These were also available for sale the next year as well. You would think there are more than 10 or so that I could account for if I really tried to remember who has them.