Xaxaxe wrote:There's not a lot of surprises in the DCC line.
Xaxaxe wrote:One exception to my pessimism above would be if the old-school TSR artists remain as popular as they are today. If so, then maybe the DCCs with Otus or Dee cover art would begin to go up in value over the next few years.
Kingofpain89 wrote:The one "surprise" that comes to mind for me is DCC #50.
bombadil wrote:Speaking of which, has anyone taken the bait on DCC 51, and if so, is it good? I'm tempted...
islestrike wrote:Give in to temptation! I have the thing, here are my thoughts for recommending it:1) If you like all things DCC you probably already have it.2) If you have a limited number of DCCs like the con specials or the 1E conversions and you really like them, then this would be a good one off purchase in terms of having a small but focused collection of DCC premier items.3) If you like collecting donjons and all that entails like cool maps, new monsters, treasures, stories, plots, encounters then this has it all in spades! This is a mighty addition to any donjon collection.This is a great donjon that you don't necessarily have to play 3E to appreciate. It's 15 levels divided into 4 books. I like how each level is treated almost as a separate "module" in the books. So for example book 1 levels 1-6 is like a book of six modules. Each level has it's own bw front cover piece, adventure summary, background story, info on "scaling" the adventure etc. It's chock full of great ole school art pieces from Erol Otus, Jason Edwards, William McAusland and Brad McDevitt and a bunch more. Sadly no Stefan Poag one of my favourites. Plus you get a gazeteer, a poster map, map book, character handouts, character sheets and pre-gens, and a separate book just as an index and glossary! Some of these companion booklets are module size themselves. Sheesh it's kind of joke really since this sells for about $100 considering that cough cough $150 notorious LE module cough we've been discussing elsewhere. All in one huge ass full colour box.Hope that helps your decision process. Cheers!
islestrike wrote:Sheesh it's kind of joke really since this sells for about $100 considering that cough cough $150 notorious LE module cough we've been discussing elsewhere.
Xaxaxe wrote:It's holding at $70 at Amazon right now ... man, I am so tempted!