Grug Greyskin wrote:Here's a good example of a wasted listing fee - no picture, no list = no sale. ** expired/removed eBay auction **
JohnGaunt wrote:Good God, that seller lives in a small town about 10 or 15 minutes away from my small town. Maybe I should check it out if it doesn't sell. I can save on shipping; $40 UPS is a bit much, unless he really does have a ton of books.The description leaves much to the imagination:"This is an almost complete set of AD&D books with the original basic D&D paper backs plus a few mods and some spell jammer"
Could you provide a list or a few pictures? I can't see anyone bidding without a clear description of what is actually included. A complete collection of AD&D books (are they fiction or the rpgs) can number in the 100s.
Grug Greyskin wrote:Mystery item? So we bid it up to $150 get a copy of Ptolus or maybe Rappan Athuk Reloaded? ** expired/removed eBay auction **
JohnGaunt wrote:Or the World's Largest Dungeon.
misterspock wrote:...I was just laughing at the word "hugely knackered". It's not something I've heard before.
I played 3.5 a total of eight times before 4.0 came out and now no one I know will play anything else. And they hadn't bothered to tell me when I was buying 3.5 books that 4.0 was coming out in a matter of months. Jerks.The Player's Handbook is the most used and that only means that it has some wear in the corners. No exposed white cardboard but they are a little wrinkled. The other books were barely cracked open. I only ever played a cleric in 3.5 because my gaming buddies were rolled nothing but squishy wizards with no healing abilities at all so it was either I play a cleric and tank AND heal or the party wiped in the first room even if the only thing there was an asthmatic goblin with a cooking fork. (Did I mention they were jerks?).
gyg wrote: ** expired/removed eBay auction **Price is right!
JohnGaunt wrote:Not a bad description but a good gaming story:. . . ** expired/removed eBay auction **