sheeadog wrote:$1 starting bid with a $25 BIN option for a single 10-sided die... 10 Sided Die: Games | eBayIs it just me? Or this totally ridiculous and the seller's on crack? Am I missing something here?
faro wrote:A mere $91 for the Immortals set; http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 8767599877Mordenkanen (sic) didn't stand a chance...
bclarkie wrote:Ummm, ummm, did creep recently move from Missouri to Wisconsin: D.D. Crow RARE: Individual Cards | eBay D.D. Crow RARE: Individual Cards | eBay
red_bus wrote:I always liked the look of R1 - it is a nice shade of red.
guerret wrote:red_bus wrote:I always liked the look of R1 - it is a nice shade of red.Political connection?
red_bus wrote:guerret wrote:Political connection?Hmmm, since you mention it - it might also be a bit of a commie module...
guerret wrote:Political connection?
bclarkie wrote:Ummm, ummm, did creep recently move from Missouri to Wisconsin: Ad&d Module | eBay D.D. Crow RARE: Individual Cards | eBay
red_bus wrote:guerret wrote:Political connection?Hmmm, since you mention it - it might also be a bit of a commie module... Although D&D by and large is very much a capitalist running-dog game, with all that naked acquisition and greed, theft, exhortations to the DM to get the players to spend all their cash so that they need to steal more (instead of donating it to a worthy political party which aims to bring about a revolution in Greyhawk and free the oppressed serfs from their bonded labour etc..). Yet, an oddly classless game - until UA coughed up a small bit about birth ranking or somesuch, and even then it had little impact upon the game.As a game Chivalry and Sorcery had a much more class-based approach (cue Monty Python and the Holy Grail sketches), as did Elric/Stormbringer - what you were born determined much about what kind of game you were going to have ("oh, wow, what luck, we all rolled up Melniboneans - well, lets spend the first three sessions buying slaves and mansions, summoning demons and mapping out our towers of sorcery...")
guerret wrote:Good condition (not so wonderful though), but definitely does not justify the price.
ExTSR wrote:guerret wrote:Good condition (not so wonderful though), but definitely does not justify the price.Yeahbut he DOES have his $250 opener.
seeyouinescrow wrote:Quick! Somebody jump the BIN on this one.... Advanced D&D Players Handbook | eBay