jrients wrote:Howdy all! Longtime JG fan, first time poster. This looks like a general Q&A thread, so hopefully I'm asking this in the right place.The Campaign Hexagon System is listed as having some charts for generating random terrain. Do those charts appear in any other products?
ddt58 wrote:My Installment M probably came with the Monstrous Compendium. I am guessing since everything I have sat in a box for years and they different installments were all stored together, so I have been reconstructing what came with what from this site. Unfortunately, I did not keep envelopes, but it looks like I am only missing a couple of the single pages that later became the Ready Ref sheets.Does anyone know if JG's subscriber records were destroyed? I think I started subscribing around Installment L, but I am not sure. It might help reconstructing what I got and when.
Mars wrote:Its mentioned in the Tegel Manor thread that Tegel seems to be on an upward trend. Is Dark Tower on a downward trend?I picked up another copy of this version: ** expired/removed eBay auction **I thought it was a more difficult version to find but maybe it isn't as desired.
tdewey10 wrote:A review of Journal L (back page) has the following statement:"Along with our previously published ready-ref charts, there will be a 'Monster Compendium' listing all of the D&D monsters published so far with all of their specs in a tight listing. This Monster Compendium will be in your next installment, also."So the MC is supposed to be with Installment M. I'm going to go out on a rather thick limb and guess that it didn't make it into some run of the installment. Much like only the first run of Installment L had the Wizard's Guide.
tdewey10 wrote:Plaag,How was the Tegel first printing with the flycover sans booty list determined to be the fourth release? I was looking for an early discussion on it but couldn't find it.
Plaag wrote:I believe this: Tegel Manor • Page 3 • Judges Guild • The AcaeumWould have to check..think maybe this should have been the later printed book (orange, no Ende), but if you have one with the earlier one then that helps.ShaneG.
serleran wrote:I was curious if anyone knew which JG product was the first one to have an illustration by Kevin Siembieda? I think it would be neat to find it (if I don't own it already) and get him to sign it... assuming he would.
tdewey10 wrote:Plaag,Am selling a copy of Wilderlans of the Fantastic Reaches with:The 2 16 page booklets from 1st printing.The color cover (just like 2nd printing) but no treasure list on back.You want any photos?Trev