FormCritic wrote:$44?  

Too high?  I thought it was a good deal actually

That is the 3ed Edition HC, right?
I traded mine for a Talislanta 4th ed HC.
Spine was in great shape.

What do the Stormbringer 2nd & 1st ed books go for, these days?

Scathaigh wrote:
What do the Stormbringer 2nd & 1st ed books go for, these days?

Actually, a number of the supplements are floating about  for quite reasonable prices...including some that are still for sale on the Chaosium site for cheap.

lokiwookie wrote:IIRC Octogon of Chaos is the "rarest".

That's so ironic.  My copy is very nice and I bought it for 99 cents.  I was the only bidder...and I worried I was stupid for bidding.

gw hardcovers released in sw circa late 1980's:
0024 power behind the throne
0025 warhammer city
0026 the restless dead
0027 warhammer campaign
0028 something rotten in kislev
0029 death on the reik
0030 empire in flames
0105 warhammer siege
0111 realm of chaos: slaves to darkness
2051 warhammer fantasy roleplay
4313 stormbringer (3rd ed)
they did a nice job with that shrinkwrap by the way. they are all still wrapped in tight crisp shrink. they still smell new....

i got the beasts, men & gods items today including the tournament scenario "ice tower of the frozen wind". it's published by imagination unlimited, ltd. rather than the game masters (who are listed as the publishers of bmg). it was run at fool con v, and the last page mentions that it is the limited fool con vi edition (1st printing march 1983). inked in is #17/30 and signed by the author, Bill Underwood. 72 pages plus a cardstock cover page 3-hole punched and put inside a soft binder. an 8.5x14 character sheet is also included in the back. there was clearly great attention paid as part of the creation process. many rooms/encounters will have 8 different possible choices by the players delineated with the consequences (and xp) listed for each. one day i will read it from a playability perspective, but the layout looks very interesting.

i had acquired Beasts, Men & Gods at Gencon 2010. i looked tonight and it is the October 1980 first print published by The Game Masters. Well the lot i got the other day had, in addition to the ice tower of the frozen wind scenario, a fair condition copy of the 2nd print of BMG from January 1982. well inside this 2nd print is stated, copyright 1980 Imagination Unlimited, Ltd., the same name as the ice tower scenario. since my earlier post had mentioned that The Game Masters had been the publisher (which they are for the 1st pr), I wanted to clear up any confusion i might have caused.

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Never saw this before, though it is unlikely a rarity, and I probably paid more than it was worth.

But I liked the layout and theme of this belt buckle enough to hit the BIN last night.



When it arrives, it will go into the collection display box along with my TSR Buckles.

grodog wrote:features dopplegangers, which are relatively rare in published modules.

Oh, the dopplegangers are there, believe me. You just can't tell which ones they are until it's too late.