FormCritic wrote:I wonder why they did not do that for the US and UK markets...?
mbassoc2003 wrote:I've noticed Necromancer Games have released their entire back catalog in POD format through RPGNow etc. And on the back of this, NKG are now selling Necromancer Games back catalog having been printed from the PDFs and calling them (2nd Edition, Reprinted). So you can now buy all those difficult to find NG items dirt cheap, and you can get RAR for the bargain price of $75 (original cover price me thinks!?).This being the case, I would imagine there is going to be a whole range of different quality '2nd reprints' out there, and the POD companies are notorious for not quality checking their output, and swapping out card and paper stocks, and inks, even mid product.Be warned, and be sure to check when you buy Necromancer Games stuff, that you know if you're getting a 1st print, or a reprint POD. And pay your price accorningly.It would be really nice if Bill Webb could comment on whether or not NG are distinguishing the reprints from the original print run, or whether they are diluting the market with reproductions with no true means of determining the difference between them.
Badmike wrote:Great points there, Ian. Be sure of the edition you are getting before overpaying. I'll ask Bill that question when he's here for NTRPG con in two weeks.
mbassoc2003 wrote:I don't know about the format, as NKG seem to indicate their 'reprint' is in three volimes, but that could just be poor intelligence on the part of the listing clerks.
NK wrote:Contains 3 books bound in 1:Book 1: The Dungeon of Graves - 232 pages of dungeon crawlingBook 2: Servants, Slaves and Food - 96 pages of monsters and NPCsBook 3: Pathways to Damnation - 56 pages of maps.
xRalphx wrote:So what's happening here ?** eBay auction listing blocked. Please enable cookies in your browser for this site and for eBay! **If that's the value these days, I'll have to get the one in my local gamingstore at 1/3 of the retail price.Although looking at the bids it seems three bidders of which one has 0 feedback. That should explain it.
FormCritic wrote:The value of the book without the maps is *drum roll* zero.
FormCritic wrote:A pdf of the maps is good for game play. As a collectible, they aren't worth anything.