johnhuck wrote:I've got both sets. Bought through the UK RPGA at the time.major_axe has two sets IIRC.Hmmmm, starting to sound like they're not that rare.
burntwire wrote:We were looking at some of our Mail Order Hobby Shop Catalogs and up to 1991 you could still purchase RPGA 2,3 and 4 for $5 each.
faro wrote:(I put that in brackets again for good reason, Brian)
ExTSR wrote:We printed 2500 of each, iirc. (I may have guessed at 5k before, but I think I was being optimistic.)About 250-500 of each were sold. (R2 was the least popular.)The PoG destroyed the rest.Note: R4 was never shrinkwrapped; R 1-3 were.FrankRPGA Founder & Author of the above
burntwire wrote:I also noticed as far back 1983 you could buy the R or RPGA series from the Dungeon Hobby Shop. They even had two prices, one for RPGA members and another for non-memebers. So they seem to have always been available to the public.
dsaunders wrote:i've got R1, R2, R3, for what it's worth. from what i see everyone has one or two of them for when they run out of coasters
faro wrote:dsaunders wrote:i've got R1, R2, R3, for what it's worth. from what i see everyone has one or two of them for when they run out of coasters No, I use 4th(-) print OD&D sets for that purpose! *jk*Would be an easy bet that those (complete in box) are scarcer than the '4'-rated R1
bclarkie wrote:David, I think you forgot to mention the fact that the ones that you are using for coasters, are just left over ones from the rather large white box castle that you built from them.
faro wrote:Seriously though, if y'all could come up with much more than a dozen 4th(-)s in boxes (pref. original ones!) between y'all, I'd be surprised