MShipley88 wrote:Well, I would play, Robotico...but there is still that 1000 miles thing. I made a character, long ago, to play Werewolf when it first came out. I was gonna insist on staying in wolf form and slaughtering every human I could safely reach. Alas, the campaign fell in when the GM could not follow through. :cry: I will keep looking out for the Wilderlands stuff. I am slowly stalking my Judges Guild collection. I don't know if I plan to collect any of the non-D&D items from Judges Guild. Not as interested in those...although I love names like "Darkling Ship." 8)
killjoy32 wrote:always fancied playing a white wolf game cos i think the material rocks - having looked at a load of books a friend of mine has and boot hill? wow coolness there chummer....i woud love to give that a bash - alas 7000 miles away
MShipley88 wrote:Well, I would play, Robotico...but there is still that 1000 miles thing. I made a character, long ago, to play Werewolf when it first came out. I was gonna insist on staying in wolf form and slaughtering every human I could safely reach. Alas, the campaign fell in when the GM could not follow through. I will keep looking out for the Wilderlands stuff. I am slowly stalking my Judges Guild collection.
El Diablo Robotico wrote:I'm still trying to get all the Wilderlands sets too. I've got two of 'em. Fantastic Wilderlands Beyond (which, BTW, fencert continually has up for auction), and Wilderlands of the Fantastic Reaches. So I still need Wilderlands of the Magic Realm and Wilderlands of High Fantasy.
killjoy32 wrote:terry's wilderlands beyonde are not 1st prints tho, you know that right? they are 2nd or 3rd (2nd i think).
MShipley88 wrote:I got my Inferno. Cost me, but I got it. 8)
killjoy32 wrote:i was watching that too - was gonna bid near the end but then i saw you grab it and didnt bother
Geoff Dale wrote:I got a copy of Inferno in the Spring, and just got a copy of Lindoran, so the collection I care about is complete.
Geoff Dale wrote:Having Inferno was very helpful in the early stages of the rewrite but now I've gone beyond the original (look for a status update in a couple of weeks)
Geoff Dale wrote:3 Infernos ??? How many of those did JG print anyway? :evil:
MShipley88 wrote:I never saw an Inferno copy on the shelf back in the day. They could not have been too common. Interestingly, most of the Infernos I have seen come from sellers in England. I think that the English market may have been more open to adventures that take place in Hell than the American market. Or, it could just be coincidence. :?