GraysonAC wrote:... wow. That's a bit crazy.Kudos to the guy for having the testicular fortitude to admit on the auction that he ripped off juliabulia previously for the description.
KingOfPain wrote:Dungeons and Dragons D D Books | eBayAbsolutely hilarious. The names of the so-called bidders are priceless. Which one of you guys is "bobfromaccounting1975"?.
KingOfPain wrote: Dungeons and Dragons Books | eBayAbsolutely hilarious. The names of the so-called bidders are priceless. Which one of you guys is "bobfromaccounting1975"?.
deimos3428 wrote:KingOfPain wrote: Dungeons and Dragons Books | eBayAbsolutely hilarious. The names of the so-called bidders are priceless. Which one of you guys is "bobfromaccounting1975"?. $3600+ I take it all back, 3rd/d20 rocks. (Starts scooping up "rare" manuals). Seriously though, what's going on with that?
harami2000 wrote:New record (I hope) for "one of the most rare and sought after modules of all time";R4: $330; http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 5226552981(OK, would rate it higher than R1, as noted, but... )The others went "cheaper".
bclarkie wrote:Those auctions make my recent purchase that much better.
Prufrock wrote:I knew Lopez was going to bid high. I put a rediculous bid in and he topped that. With fools like this, it is going to be hard for me to get an R4.Martin
killjoy32 wrote:Prufrock wrote:I knew Lopez was going to bid high. I put a rediculous bid in and he topped that. With fools like this, it is going to be hard for me to get an R4.MartinI was very lucky with my R4 - i got mine off Aneoth, just before Mike got his hands on all his stuff Al
KingOfPain wrote:It's amazing what people will pay for crap.
KingOfPain wrote: Dragonlance Modules | eBaySeller has ZERO feedback and shows a S&H of $15 dollars. I wonder if Cougar has spammed the seller with his M-bag question? And wouldn't it be funny if instead of 16 full size modules Cougar gets the micro versions instead?