Mars wrote in Help Identifying D&D Character Sheet:Could these be the rare character sheets by Albino Moose Publishing out of Saskamatoon, Saskatchewan?
grodog wrote in Help Identifying D&D Character Sheet:Mars wrote in Help Identifying D&D Character Sheet:Could these be the rare character sheets by Albino Moose Publishing out of Saskamatoon, Saskatchewan?I heard about these---they used white ink for the company name on the first printing, but due to a printer error, the printer also printed the sheets on white ink, so the company name isn't visible.Very rare, easily worth $7689.34 if it's a full pad of 18 sheets.Allan.
stratochamp wrote in Help Identifying D&D Character Sheet:I was referencing a long standing joke between Mars and I.A gross oversimplification would be that Mars thinks that if a guy sold any copies of his homebrewed items even if it was 3 copies to his Saskatchewan game store then that means it's an item that we should think of as an actual published work that deserves our collective acknowledgement. Where I hew closer to what Lawrence Schick proposed in Heroic Worlds that an item needed to have more widespread distribution to be considered significant. There is no doubt a happy medium in there somewhere.
cmatney wrote in Help Identifying D&D Character Sheet:Hi Guys.Thanks for the insight on the character sheets. It sounds like the consensus is that they are homemade - which is probably correct, although somewhat out of character for my buddy who tended to buy all his gaming materials. Since I already have an extensive collection, I am happy to donate these sheets to the Acaeum cause - I'm not sure if anybody here is the keeper of lore or would even be interested. If you want the sheets, let me know - no charge. I just want to keep them in circulation as part of RPG lore. Thanks again for the help. Cheers.Chris.
