See also: GAZ1 The Grand Duchy of Karameikos; BA1-9 In Search of Adventure
I am working on a map that takes into account the T1 text and adjucating it by using the original campaign map
sleepyCO wrote:(A) I have been looking for any copy of AC5, but have not seen one even for sale; I know it exists, but has anyone else even seen one?
sleepyCO wrote:(B) Any idea(s) why it has been so hard to find certain of the 1e modules like I7, I8, GDQ1-7, H3, B9, B10, CM3, and CM6? Seems to me, particularly with the B and I series, those would have been the easiest to find.Some modules seem to have smaller print runs than others...the ones you mention certainly call under that category (I'd also throw in C3, N4, B11, X10 and a few others). In the case of certain modules like GDQ1-7 it's the fact it presents the "classic" AD&D path of 1st edition modules that is much nicer to have in one giant collected editon; for items like B10, these are hard to find with counters, large map, inner sleeve, AND handouts all intact. In the case of I7, for some reason it's always been hard to find, I think it may be a combination of a decent adventure with smaller than normal print run, but who knows. So I guess a variety of factors are what leads to certain early modules being harder to find than others...(C) Were there any other 1e D&D/AD&D modules that were set in the "Conan the Barbarian" world? I already have CB1, CB2, and RS1, but I seem to recall there was one or two others up for sale and I can't find them.
sleepyCO wrote:(B) Any idea(s) why it has been so hard to find certain of the 1e modules like I7, I8, GDQ1-7, H3, B9, B10, CM3, and CM6? Seems to me, particularly with the B and I series, those would have been the easiest to find.
(C) Were there any other 1e D&D/AD&D modules that were set in the "Conan the Barbarian" world? I already have CB1, CB2, and RS1, but I seem to recall there was one or two others up for sale and I can't find them.
Deadlord39 wrote:Since mine is collecting dust, I'd be happy to part with it. I forget if it is the first or second print.
Now, I do have In Search of Adventure, but the code is B1-9 instead of BA1-9.
sleepyCO wrote:Now, I do have In Search of Adventure, but the code is B1-9 instead of BA1-9. I know it doesn't seem like a big difference, but was this just a typo or what? The copyright date, BTW, is 1992.
sleepyCO wrote:In the original post on this thread, I wondered:The original question was answered; now what I'm asking is this:Are there three different codes for In Search of Adventure -- B1-9, B/A1-9 (or BA1-9), and BX1-9?? And any idea why (regional differences, etc.)?