VermilionFire wrote:I'll join the chorus on DL. But another one I've never liked much is Ravenloft. Yes, I6 is a great module, but as a campaign setting it leaves me cold. Does anyone really play the setting itself as a continuous campaign? If I want horror, I find Call of Cthulhu much more compelling. And players get pretty peeved when the DM announces, "A mist is fast approaching, and voila, you're now in Ravenloft." Groans are then audible all around the table with the refrain of not again... On the flip, I'd rate Dark Sun the most underrated setting with Al Qadim a close second. But as for the original question, yeah, I'm a completist and collect them all because I'm a D&D junkie.
faro wrote:Only the copy with the editorial changes for the 2nd print A1, sorry. (5180859798; $41)
VermilionFire wrote:I'll join the chorus on DL. But another one I've never liked much is Ravenloft. Yes, I6 is a great module, but as a campaign setting it leaves me cold. Does anyone really play the setting itself as a continuous campaign? If I want horror, I find Call of Cthulhu much more compelling. And players get pretty peeved when the DM announces, "A mist is fast approaching, and voila, you're now in Ravenloft." Groans are then audible all around the table with the refrain of not again... On the flip, I'd rate Dark Sun the most underrated setting with Al Qadim a close second. But as for the original question, yeah, I'm a completist and collect them all because I'm a D&D junkie. :wink:
*coughs* "CK" *coughs*