red_bus wrote:Oh, while we are on the subject - the Middle Earth Campaign and Adventure Guidebook was printed (apparently) in 1982 and 1983 - but I also have a copy of a 1990 printing with 8 extra pages. It can't be the 2nd edition Guide as that apparently as 64 pages. Does anyone know what happened?I use the Page not found | ICEWEBRING for indexing.
I am fed up with picking up so-called 'mint' versions (esp. off newbie sellers) only to find that they are tired and creased and have rusty staples. Has anyone else noticed that all the good quality stuff has disappeared in recent years (or have the grading terms become devalued)???
red_bus wrote:I am fed up with picking up so-called 'mint' versions (esp. off newbie sellers) only to find that they are tired and creased and have rusty staples. Has anyone else noticed that all the good quality stuff has disappeared in recent years (or have the grading terms become devalued)???
Desuma_Malevois wrote:I have in my possession (at least until the auction's over) a 1982 printing of the Campaign and Adventure Guidebook that I originally bought when it first came out. The book only has 16 pages, as opposed to the 25 pages that the icewebring site gives. The front page lists the stock # as ME2100, instead of ME 2200, while the back page, where the credits are given, lists the book as stock # as ME2200. MERP.com's site lists the maps only as ME 2100, and indeed this stock can also be found on the maps themselves.If you would like to see a scan of the item the auction's URL is at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... RK:MESE:IT