aia wrote in Wagoner's & John's Prerolled Dungeon Monster Groups:Never seen it beforehand... I love in any case the " limited addition": this helps the sales towards those who have problems with maths!
HermitFromPluto wrote in Wagoner's & John's Prerolled Dungeon Monster Groups:What an cool item. Such fan made creations, especially the early ones, add so much fun to the hobby. No insights to offer. I wonder how many were produced and how many still exist.
mbassoc2003 wrote in Wagoner's & John's Prerolled Dungeon Monster Groups:It has the look or the early random generated products that were offered for sale through APAs and magazines back in the day. Less sophisticated than, but rather reminiscent of the the likes of Mammoth Dungeons, HUGO, and those other offerings that early computer porgramming made possible. That said, this may well be the only copy remaining. Is there an author/address listed in the product? A back page?Okay... Here is a helluva stretch, really just guessing and scraping the barrel...HUGO's are a randomly generated computer printout dungeon put out in 1990 by Better Games. They crop up occassionally on NKG. You get an A3 wrapover photocopied cover with a naff drawing on it, and into this folder you get a dozen or do computer printout sheets explaining what the product is, how its used, and your very own dungeon and maps. Looks like it was printed on a daisywheel and not dot matrix, but then this was 1990 and not 1985 (or whatever). But maybe someone who can write one rudimentary random monster generating program and have the inclination to sell it, can write another sometime later, and be a little more successful at selling it (although admittedly not much more successful seeing as no-one knows or has ever heard of HUGOs either.)Better Games's published address in 1990 was PO Box 11424, Burbank, CA 91510-1421, and their back catalog is available for purchase on DrivethruRPG.By absolute coinsodence (and I mean real stretch of the imagination here), there appears to be a retired John L. Wagoner residing in Burbank CA who is probably in his 70's now. Unfortulately the CA authorities see fit to list the guy's address and telephone number, as well as the age, address and telephone numbers of his spouse, children, etc. So I'm not comfortable posting a link to that level of personal information. I'll leave further research to those far more experienced and far more polite than I.The only anomoly I found was this address that places Better Games in Clifton, TN. But all the DriveThruRPG PDFs of that era list the Burbank, CA address, so this is an oddity.
Guy Fullerton wrote in Wagoner's & John's Prerolled Dungeon Monster Groups:Given the Wagoner name, that this was from an estate sale, the location, and the theorized involvement in game conventions, this could be from/by the deceased Tim Wagoner who posted here as twwiitwwii has passed away