JohnGaunt wrote:. . . http://cgi.ebay.com/Castle-Zagyg-The-Up ... 0376562821
JohnGaunt wrote:For example, here's an opened copy with a BIN of $149.99:. . . http://cgi.ebay.com/Castle-Zagyg-The-Up ... 0376562821
JohnGaunt wrote:How quickly that opened copy sells will reflect the demand for unshrunk copies.
Mars wrote:Should also be interesting if the high price can be maintained
Rakeesh sah Tarna wrote:no bin in case anyone leaps there :>
JohnGaunt wrote:My best guess is that the majority of 26 watchers are Acaeum members. Collectors, speculators, and resellers who read the Acaeum make up the rest of the watchers. Who else cares what the market is for these things? Castle Zagyg:Upper Works doesn't mean anything to most gamers, so I don't see a random RPGer watching this item.Nine days are left in my auction, and I imagine other copies will show up that end sooner than next Sunday night in the U.S. For example, here's an opened copy with a BIN of $149.99 [Edit: Sorry. Not a BIN]:. . . ** expired/removed eBay auction **How quickly that opened copy sells will reflect the demand for unshrunk copies. My auction is different from other auctions, since my auction is for a srhinkwrapped copy and includes the 2007 C&C Quick Start Rules. Does the Quick Start add $5 or $10, or does it add nothing? Does giving to a charity affect the final price? FWIW, 25% is going to the Christian Children's Fund.
TheHistorian wrote:I'm sorry - I should have thrown a in there.
TheHistorian wrote:Side note - does anyone know if the Zagyg material in those Quick Start Rules appears anywhere else? I thought that I read it was also in one of the supplements, but now I don't recall for sure.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Curious as to how many people are watching this lot? ** expired/removed eBay auction **It contains a copy of Inferno and also a copy of The Trap Manual by Varanae.
serleran wrote:I see one book in there I would want.
And what about the Stimulax Junior Home Massage Instrument?
g026r wrote:The d6 system was one of West End Games' house systems. Used in Ghostbusters and their version of Star Wars, for example.That's the 1996 book, which was the first attempt to release it as a generic system and is really really bare-bones -- so much so that I'm not even certain the book is worth it from a gamer standpoint.
JohnGaunt wrote:The d6 system was also released in a slipcased set of books (Adventure, Fantasy, and Space) and had other supplements, including a DM screen.