I was offered $200 to do the cover of The Temple of the Frog for Zeitgeist Games in 2006.
FormCritic wrote:...and three modules in a row by the same author intended for first level characters...(?)...they are not classic.
goatboy wrote:I hope Erol got at least $500 for his Goodman covers. He seemed in a pretty good mood last Gen Con, so I can only assume it is worth his while.
goatboy wrote:I could be mistaken, but I believe that 2 of the modules are by Harley Stroh, the same author that wrote 2 of Goodman's AD&D modules. So, by my interpretation, odds are in favor of the content being in line with oldschool design sensibilities, even if the covers are not.
Badmike wrote:Every one of the DCC's is 50% off...including the massive Castle Whiterock!
Badmike wrote:Goodman Games are cleaning out their 3.5 stock...looks like the switch to 4E is official. Every one of the DCC's is 50% off...including the massive Castle Whiterock!http://www.goodman-games.com/store.htmlTime to put the finishing touches on that collection, guys....Mike B.
smarmy1 wrote:Definitely a sweet deal!!!! 50% off plus free shipping (in the US). Thanks again, Mike.Collection complete except for the ever elusive DCC 3.5, The Haunted Lighthouse. Does anyone want to part with their copy? ... Anyone? ... Anyone?Sigh...
AdderMcOne wrote:En World #4 with DCC adventure 4.5 'My friend the Formian' for sale for those who want to collect them all. ** expired eBay auction **When I was watching out for that one a while ago it came up fairly infrequently, though I haven't been watching of late.
Badmike wrote:... They won't be making them anymore, and it's not like they ever had print runs the size of WOTC stuff anyway. Especially the limited items (3.5, 17.5, 12.5, 20.5) should go for big bucks in the future.Mike B.
Badmike wrote:Goodman Games are cleaning out their 3.5 stock...looks like the switch to 4E is official. Every one of the DCC's is 50% off...including the massive Castle Whiterock!Time to put the finishing touches on that collection, guys....Mike B.
Badmike wrote:I agree about the 1st print of DCC#1....I have one and I think it may have legs in collection circles...! I'd also hazard that perhaps the tail end of the series (48-5, 52) or any popular dungeon not reprinted might one day enter collectible status.FYI, the following non-limited edition DCC's are already sold out (with no more in sight, I'd imagine):#1, 3, 16, 22, 31, and the Gazetteer (#35). I don't know how limited the quantities were before the sale, but I do know the Gazetteer has sold out since the sale began.Mike B.
Aneoth wrote:Umnn... a couple of weeks ago, I went to the sight specifically to obtain DCC 35 and it was listed as being sold out then.Perhaps the sale had already started and I was not aware of it though.They do have a somewhat haphazard way of cruising the web site pages and I have gotten lost more than once there.