killjoy32 wrote:jamesmishler wrote:The House of Euklidies was the original working title for Druids of Doom:JG1130-Druids of Doom By Bill Pixley & Diane Mortimer
jamesmishler wrote:The House of Euklidies was the original working title for Druids of Doom:JG1130-Druids of Doom By Bill Pixley & Diane Mortimer
jamesmishler wrote:Installment "Y." Not listed on ANY Booty List that I can find, and I seem to be the only one not sure... I'm guessing Village Book II or Verbosh, though Operation Ogre falls in the right time, and was cheapest of all the options...Anyone have solid information on this one?
jamesmishler wrote:1st = White Cover (1975), no copyright
Bob Bledsaw wrote:Bob didn't want to send them out, but he realized that he needed to get that first sub set out, so they were shipped anyway, and they continued to ship the True First White Cover until they got the Brown Cover with copyright notice later in 1976
killjoy32 wrote:jamesmishler wrote:Installment "Y." Not listed on ANY Booty List that I can find, and I seem to be the only one not sure... Anyone have solid information on this one?
jamesmishler wrote:Installment "Y." Not listed on ANY Booty List that I can find, and I seem to be the only one not sure... Anyone have solid information on this one?
killjoy32 wrote:hope your making notes about all this Plaag i will be testing you on your Judges Guild 101 when all this is over Al
Plaag wrote:killjoy32 wrote:hope your making notes about all this Plaag i will be testing you on your Judges Guild 101 when all this is over AlDamn, after a 12 hour work day and little sleep I come on to see all this. What have I started My brain still needs to wake up, and now I got this test to study for. or wait..can this be open 'book' since I do have JG 101: Dungeoneer 12 If anyone can write these histories in a format thats somewhat coherent that would be most appreciated.ShaneG.
jamesmishler wrote:Bingo! Got it!
jamesmishler wrote:Of course, Bob didn't want to send out the white copies, so he sent it out only to those who had subscribed at Gen Con and were thus already waiting on their sub...
jamesmishler wrote:Four unknown items, I-9 to I-12 (I wonder if these were the four folded City State map sheets, though they are not marked as such?)
jamesmishler wrote:Another thing I've noticed is that by "M" at least (Jun/Jul 1977), the Dungeon Tac Cards are included with the "Initial Package" deal, though I do not know whether they were included with the first sub installment sent out in October 1976...
jamesmishler wrote:then destroyed the remainter of the White cover "I"s when, sometime in late October to December, the Brown cover "I" was printed.The "I" installment went out in October, and gave rise to the separate RR charts and the dungeon levels (products #5 to #8 ).
Plaag wrote:Here's something for those with a complete set. What is the breakdown of the Dungeon Tac Cards? How many of each card?ShaneG.
harami2000 wrote:Don't think anyone had definite dating evidence as to whether the yellow "PO Box" or green "address" set was produced first; regardless of relative rarity?Mike/<IO> stated the former (any particular reason?), whilst <m03> the latter (and he also had other "first prints"; well, barring the white "I", that is!).Value of rare Judges Guild items (sealed Tac Cards, etc). • Judges Guild • The Acaeum(One more for Bob?).
jamesmishler wrote:I don't have the dating on those, but the set with the P.O. Box is certain to pre-date that with the street address, as Judges Guild did not move to 1165 N. University Ave. until Feb/Mar 1978 (with a celebration on April 10).
jamesmishler wrote:That said, there are sure to be several printings of each. Mine, for example, has both a green AND a yellow face card! And it was sealed when I opened it... yes, I hear your gasps of pain even now...
killjoy32 wrote:hey david, next time some TAC cards come up for auction/sale, gimme a shout. i been after them for aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaages but i got outbid quite heavily on Ian's, so need to harden my resolve and go at it better next time.Al