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?"  

Good comparison. Spot on.

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.

I know there are die hard GG fans on this board, but DCC#51 is only likely to be collectable on the back of the average quality of the rest of the DCC line being reletively high. As a sole product it is pretty poor and written in a knee jerk fashion to fill the perceived mega-dungeon hole in the market as a quick money maker. It's only marginally better that AEG's Worlds Worst Dungeon or whatever it was called. DCC#51 can thank it's lucky stars that the DCC designation will keep it's resale values higher than the $30 sale values we've seen, but even in five years, I don't see it topping $100 too often.

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.

DCC#30 TE is one for the DCC collectors. I don't think the quality of the miniatures is that great per se, so it's unlikely to appeal to the miniature market, but I think this will be a must have for the die hard DCC collector.

What is the cover price of the DCC 30 Tournament Edition boxed set?

Correct.

As i said in the other thread, if you find a Ravenloft Tarokka deck  by Sword & Sorcery / White Wolf in your FLGS pick it up.  It's worth quite a lot now.

JohnGaunt wrote:Iron Kingdoms by Privateer Press?

World Guide, Volume 2 (currently at $75):
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Liber Mechanika (ended at $69.57)
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Awesome writing/art/storyline

OOP and not going to be reprinted.  Though many want them to, they are more focused on the miniature Warmachine/Hordes line of products.

The whole RPG line is freaking gold if you can find it cheap.



ShaneG.

Hi,

wow, I got the signed limited Character Guide  at Spiel a coupla years ago for 2 euros in a dealer clearance  

Wish I'd bought the other copies he had now  

Cheers,
Malc

Hmm... re-reading my post, the tone is a little off... Apologies if it came out a bit mercenary-istic  

It's just that I haven't played the setting, and probably won't because of opportunity rather than desire,  so perhaps it's a good time to get the books into hands of those who'd better appreciate them.

Thanks for the feedback, Shane  

davidc wrote:Hmm... re-reading my post, the tone is a little off... Apologies if it came out a bit mercenary-istic  

The title of this thread is mercenary-istic

And yes, if you're not going to be playing the game and have no interest in the books collection-wise, then it's best to sell them to someone who will appreciate them.

mbassoc2003 wrote:There was an early TLG release called Calal's Grave. Anyone know if this is worth picking up, or what the quality of the writings is like? There appears to be no PDF.

Galal's Grave done by Fiend Games, though published by Troll Lord Games.
This is from 2000, so production quality, etc not great.  Adventure not that aspiring enough for me to remember, though I think I read this back then and not since.

((Edit: http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=s ... bookid=535 ))

ShaneG.