FormCritic wrote:I will go look...I believe I have two different colors of Survival of the Fittest.Is that what you meant?
Plaag wrote:Yeah the green cover is stapled to the book,
Plaag wrote:That is the ink blot and moving the one bit up a little makes the thing look like a skull
Mars wrote:Is the Skull animated? Open and close mouthed as you flip through pages About the SotF, I thought it would match up. The only thing that is suspect is that if you look at the staples in the first image, they are very tight to the book so I don't think a cover sheet would have been attached. There is also no signs that such a sheet was ripped off.
Plaag wrote:Wonder if any RPG has done that though, create a little flip book animation.
g026r wrote:West End Games's 1994 Paranoia supplement CTV/ParaNormal did it. (Actually, it did both definitions of "flip book". It had the animation, and it was two books in one -- you flipped one over to access the other book.)Now let us never speak of it again.
lucyjoyce wrote:I have a copy of Survival of the Fittest. It has the designer note "Note to Second Edition: Some Folks asked, so now the map of the dungeon is included on the last page. Don't peek unless you really gotta!"The JG subweb notes this as one of the hallmarks of a third printing, but the "Treasure Vault" list only goes up to 160, as in the second printing. Also there IS a map on the last page. What printing do you think this is?It also has the skull inkblot on p. 19, btw.