FoulFoot wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:Which reminds me: if the current holder of the book could make a new, updated scan of the signatures page, I'll replace the older one. Thanks in advance!Foul
bbarsh wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:FoulFoot wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:Which reminds me: if the current holder of the book could make a new, updated scan of the signatures page, I'll replace the older one. Thanks in advance!FoulI will do this but it will not happen for about ten days. I am out of town and then I have a few pretty busy days catching up.
MetamorphosisSig wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:Not to come on too strong with my return, but how does one get on "the list" to eventually see the Perlman PHB in person? I'd eventually like to peruse it, if possible. Several here can vouch for my trustworthiness in re: informal back-and-forth mailings. If someone is in charge of said list, please add me .
Invincible Overlord wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:MetamorphosisSig wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:Not to come on too strong with my return, but how does one get on "the list" to eventually see the Perlman PHB in person? I'd eventually like to peruse it, if possible. Several here can vouch for my trustworthiness in re: informal back-and-forth mailings. If someone is in charge of said list, please add me .The waiting list will take you about two to three years...I was supposed to get my hands on it at Gencon... hah...
bbarsh wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:Invincible Overlord wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:The waiting list will take you about two to three years...I was supposed to get my hands on it at Gencon... hah...Well, I am the "holder" of the book. It will be at Gary Con - on display and available for review. It will also be at the North Texas RPG con, Bashcon, and Gen Con. I will send it to those who request it, but you need to understand that I am not a library! Send me your mailing address and I will ship it off when I can get to it. I will send it for free anywhere in the U.S. and as the "holder" I will cover the shipping from me to you.The rules:1. It has to be mailed back to me within 10 days. 2. Re-use the maling box I use to ship the book. It is very sturdy.3. It MUST me returned to me with tracking. Do not ship it to someone else. That is how things get lost.4. The book will not be distributed within 30 days of any of the conventions it will be displayed at. 5. To request the book, send me an email at [email protected]. No exceptions.6. You need to be a regular member of this forum. By regular, I mean more than a few posts. 7. I need an address and a phone number (I will just send a text to confirm address). Those are the first edition rules and I hope there is no need for a second edition set!
Invincible Overlord wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:The waiting list will take you about two to three years...I was supposed to get my hands on it at Gencon... hah...
Sardan wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:I thought at one point (several years ago now) this was being passed around the community and was going to come to members outside the US. I had my name on the list years ago.Is this now not possible :(.
Sardan wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:As I recall it was supposed to go around the rest of the world and then back to the States. I'd never have said it was six years ago though. God I'm getting old.
bbarsh wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:Sardan wrote in The Expanded Editorial of Jim Perelman's 1st Ed PHB:As I recall it was supposed to go around the rest of the world and then back to the States. I'd never have said it was six years ago though. God I'm getting old. Same rules for international as domestic U.S. However, I would request that international viewers pay for the shipping in total. As of tomorrow, the book is on its way to Chicago.