Makes me wonder how many people over the years have taken a shovel and dug holes around the old TSR building hoping to find a certain orange-covered module.

PM-Knight wrote in The Non-TSR Recent Fun Finds thread:Hi Ralph,

Thanks for the heads-up. I was able to grab, if they were still in stock, a few items that I have been searching a long time to get. I was tempted to get multiple copies 3-5 each of the rare stuff, but I really just wanted the stuff for my collection.

Thanks so much - Paul

Glad you found some modules in there Paul. I gave up on collecting DCC when they started introducing all the different covers of a single module. I couldn't keep up with that on top of all the other stuff I'm collecting  

I stopped with #52, although I should have probably stopped sooner.  I bought many of the variants, but not #3.5.  Then I sold Castle Whiterock for something like $150 because I never opened it and realized I never would.  I had purchased it for $49.00, so that was a nice profit.  Then Goodman offered #53 through #62 in one lot, or something like that for $20, and I couldn't pass it up.  I read those, wasn't thrilled, and sold them all in one lot about two years later for for $40, or something like that.  I've only read about ten of them so far but plan to read them all one day.  I've never run any of them or been through any of them as an adventurer that I can remember.  None of them super impressed me either with their writing or their adventure concept, but none of them were awful either that I can remember.  

I'm not sure what took me so long, this game is right on target for me, but I finally picked up a nice complete original box set for my Hidden Kingdoms collection

Ohhh... Great... This is the first time i see the supplement!! I was starting to believe it doesnt exist.
Re to the boxed set, i simply dont know what it is... Is it a second edition of the game?!

Sorry if I am posting this in an awkward format.
I'm not versed in how to set up a post with the info all in the neat little box.


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This Thieve's World set is distinct because it includes the much rarer Blue Camel supplement.

TheHistorian wrote in The Non-TSR Recent Fun Finds thread:Even with Blue Camel, that's pretty high.

Is that the group that just sold (was for sale or withdrawn from sale) over on Facebook? Has the same red tag on lower right of Traitor.

xRalphx wrote in The Non-TSR Recent Fun Finds thread:Not a fun find on my part but on Goodman Games' part. A very limited number of modules they found in a warehouse and thought were long out-of-print. So if you're a DCC collector, check it out:

Warehouse Finds!|Goodman Games

So are the Goodman Games 1e module conversions particularly rare these days?  If so, any in particular?

Allan.

Here are the 1st Ed DCC Adventures that I could find:

12.5 The Iron Crypt of the Heretics - Released in limited quantities at Gen Con 2006
Saga of the Witch Queen - Combination of DCC #17, a new module, and DCC #17.5 - Released at Gen Con 2007
The Golden Auroch / Tower of the Black Pearl - Two adventures formatted as a "flip book" - Released at Gen Con 2008
Saga of the Rat King - Combination of DCC #1 and DCC #27 - Released at Gen Con 2008
36 Talons of the Horned King - Released at Gen Con 2009
7 The Secret of Smuggler's Cove - Published by Black Blade Publishing

I gathered this information here: List of Dungeon Crawl Classics modules - Wikipedia

The Saga of the Witch Queen sold recently on eBay for $85 and is arguably the most valuable of the lot.  Most of the others sell for $10 to $20.