islestrike wrote:In particular I'd nominate the Wilderlands Box Set. All the old Wilderlands material and maps compiled into one updated work. Lots of setting material and minimal 3.5 stat info. JG fans & collectors will be looking for it more in the future. It is getting more scarce now, but Ebay prices are still around cover or just slightly above when you find it. I attribute part of that to people thinking another one is just around the corner, but their frequency IS slowing.I'd also say the same for all the Necromancer JG books, particularly CSIO and Players Guide with the maps. Still out there but getting more scarce.<snip>Cheers!Gregory
serleran wrote:There are three C&C box sets:1) C&C White Box Spartan 3002) C&C White Box3) Castle Zagyg: Upper WorksAnd, if one were to include it, though it is not "C&C" but the underlying rule system:4) StarSIEGE: Event HorizonThere has been discussion about additional box sets, such as Harvesters and C&C Basic (designed for kids.) Beyond that, there are other TLG produced box sets, all of which relate to Gary Gygax:5) Lejendary Adventure Essentials6) Hall of Many Panes d20 / LA Dual-Stat Campaign [I forget this one sometimes as I have a copy of the pre-released manuscript]And, there are slipsleeve "collections" which are almost a box set:7) C&C Core Set [has the PHB, M&T, and Yggsburgh] Gygaxian Fantasy World Series#1 and #2 are effectively identical, except #2 has no numbering and no signatures -- I believe they were also all part of the same print run, but cannot verify that and it is sheer guesswork.I can't think of any others.
mbassoc2003 wrote:As regards Engineering Dungeons, would anyone care to speculate as to when the first dungeon generating system was published?
mbassoc2003 wrote: As regards Engineering Dungeons, would anyone care to speculate as to when the first dungeon generating system was published?
SoulCatcher78 wrote:All I can think of is the section of the AD&D Dungeons Masters Guide (it was fun in a random kind of way).