Eryops wrote:Other things I can think of is Paizo's Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path. I believe that issue #1 is already sold out, and #2 may be there soon as well. Don't know about the collectibility of them yet, but they are beautiful books and I doubt they'll be reprinted. The PFRPG Beta may also garner some value, depending on the success of the line.EDIT: After looking at Paizo's site, it looks like #1 is indeed sold out, and #s 3 and 5 are down to 'non-mint' copies only. I assume that if they're sold out at Paizo's site (i.e. warehouse) they will trickle through the rest of the chain soon enough.
ericthecleric wrote:There was a re-print with #2, although I don't know how many were published in the reprint.The various Paizo staff have said several times that they will not be updating the first four APs to PF RPG, nor will they reprint again, because in their view, that will take away sales from whatever the current AP will be at the time. Or something like that.They've also said that 45,000 people downloaded the free beta PDF, and apparently the physical copies sold out months ago.Hope that helps!
Mars wrote:During my scouring time for today, I managed to find a shop that still had two copies of DCC#35 boxed set for $70 CAD each (about $55 US).
JohnGaunt wrote:Wow! You can probably turn those around at 100% profit.
Mars wrote:I'll end up keeping one since I don't have one but it would be nice to sell the other to cover the cost of them both.
JohnGaunt wrote:Ah, that makes sense. And that's generous of Paizo, too. My current gaming knowlege is hit-and-miss, mostly miss.Currently, Amazon and eBay copies are about $15 under retail and not selling. I had to lowball to turn my copy around.
Grug Greyskin wrote:Are you talking about City of Brass? The ones on Amazon right now are around $70.
misterspock wrote:Is the DCC#30 Vault of the Dragon Kings Tournament Edition box set worthwhile? I know those Gazetteer box sets are hard to find now, but I saw this one at a local rpg store for retail price.
Kingofpain89 wrote:I think that the DCC #30 Tournament Edition will end up being thought of in the same way the Fighting Wheel is. "Sure it's pretty neat and kinda rare but do I really want to pay that much for something that I will probably never use?"
Mars wrote:Comparing it with DCC51 is not a good idea. DCC 51 doesn't look like it will get full retail price anytime soon. Places like NK and T&T seem to have many copies so it will be a long time before it becomes hard to find.