Marlith wrote:Had not seen this one before. Was wondering about the price?http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 8737519181
zhowar1 wrote:Marlith wrote:Had not seen this one before. Was wondering about the price?http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 8737519181You were the high bidder? If so, thank you for outbidding me I think the price you won for is pretty good for anything that old. I only bid on it because it seemed low at $5...I put in a bid just over $10, but then kind of regretted it because I bought several things last week.This was the first time I ever searched for it on Ebay so I have no idea what they normally go for.Once you get it, can you post a description of the interior artwork (if any)?
Wild Things is not truly a module, but more of a Monster Manual supplement. It features the creatures of the outdoor environment detailed in the accompanying Wilderness Survival Guide.
Badmike wrote:This is definitely a fun find: while sorting through a box of AD&D 1st edition hardback rulebooks tonight, I was stacking a set of Wilderness Survival Guides (these things seem to multiply when you leave them alone) when a Mint condition Wild Things fell out of one! It must have been stuck inside the cover of one of these for years. Who knows what is lurking out there, now I'm going to have to dig through all my Mystara and Basic D&D box sets looking for a Jade Hare... BTW, has anyone else noticed the descriptive text for Wild Things on the Acaeum Index is completely wrong?Wild Things is not truly a module, but more of a Monster Manual supplement. It features the creatures of the outdoor environment detailed in the accompanying Wilderness Survival Guide.This is incorrect. Wild Things contains 8 scenarios in the style of the 1st and 2nd edition Book of Lairs supplements, short adventures....some are several pages long. The supplement is in absolutely no way a Monster Manual supplement; to top it off none of the monsters used as opponents are anything new (Red and White Dragons, Orcs, Trolls, etc). I don't know how this got confused with a MM supplement at all; it's identical to the format and content of Dark And Hidden Ways (found in the DSG).Mike B.
zhowar1 wrote:Looking back at page 38 (!) of this thread, harami won Star Probe and Star Empires for $18:post-30832.html&lighter=star+probe+empires#30832One question; the auction that you won says "Only the booklet is being auctioned". Is there more to the complete game?
Marlith wrote:All for $4.98 each... It is a sad commentary on me though because in the midst of this cool find I was actually upset there was not a T1-4 or WGR1 there as well. On the good side I did remember to get the Gift Card
macordani wrote:Not much but I did just win a mono Tomb of Horrors in NM shape for $26. A little more than I wanted to spend but I've been trying to find a good copy for so long and many of them are beat up more than I would like. I also wasn't willing to pay $200+ for a shrinkwrapped one! 8O
macordani wrote:Not much but I did just win a mono Tomb of Horrors in NM shape for $26. A little more than I wanted to spend but I've been trying to find a good copy for so long and many of them are beat up more than I would like. I also wasn't willing to pay $200+ for a shrinkwrapped one!
deimos3428 wrote:Tomb of Horrors is often in really terrible shape. I'm beginning to think this is the sign of a good module.
deimos3428 wrote:Incidentally, has anyone else noticed that the D3 Vault of the Drow mono is nearly always horribly coffee-stained? I think people tended to play this one in the middle of the night or something...
macordani wrote:That is great about the coffee stains. I've seen may a module coke stains or something else. With me it was always Taco Bell.....mmmmmmm 10 pack of tacos.....those were the days...
harami2000 wrote:*has a browse to see where those might fit on the Grading convention*