TheHistorian wrote:I'll just leave this here...
staro wrote:Any story to go with this find? How did you find this?
TheHistorian wrote:Yeah, do you want it? The one on the back came off just fine too.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Havent had much in the way of "fun finds" recently but I got this in the mail today:** eBay auction listing blocked. Please enable cookies in your browser for this site and for eBay! **I've already got a TSR Woodgrain Tractics but I've been looking for an affordable Guidon version for awhile. The fun part about this is it came with a copy of Fast Rules which has been difficult to find. And it also has a 1972 catalog from Simulations Publications and advertisements from Guidon Games. The price doesnt hurt either.
Keith the Thief wrote:Got my copy of Gaxmoor in the mail today and read it cover-to-cover while my son was at football practice.I was a little disappointed. I thought it was written for C&C, but it's actually a 3.5E setting written by the Gygaxes (Gygaxi?) for TLG.Still, it was worth $9.And it's in pristine shape.Keith
DiscoDadda wrote:9 Bucks... Sounds Familiar... Did you get that from me? Glad you liked it.Tom aka DiscoDadda
FormCritic wrote:What was disappointing about Lost City of Gaxmoor? The system? The lack of connection to Greyhawk?
FormCritic wrote:The whole "brought back by the gods" thing was just a way to insert a fairly intact classical Roman city into any given medieval game setting. It is no more or less stupid than the rationales behind many classic modules.Lost City of Gaxmoor is a nice example of the power and flexibility of the 3.5 rules set. (I wrote a review of this module. It's around here somewhere.)I think I am less concerned about which rules set is used because I have played through all the iterations except 4th Edition. Picking up a module and adapting it on the fly isn't such an issue to me. What I care more about are the maps and the ideas.[/i]