killjoy32 wrote:anny, that origins one is just the same as the gamescience version. its pretty good i agree, but a fair amount is changed from the older version.if you get ahold of the little orange book, you will see what i mean.the older book is really just bare-bones. mike did a pic of my DMs setup at GenCon, i dont know if the pic is still there, ask him (i need to get a pic of that off him too)...in that pic, you can see the book and the lack of details in it.its a DMs dream, IF you play the game that way. some like the gamescience version as its all there for them. it depends what youre into.we will be running it again at GenCon this time, though its more homebrew than actual text this time. but i would most definately, thoroughly recommend this adventure in ANY format, to anyone. i've yet to come across anyone who didnt like it.it won over the guys at GenCon last time for sure. it was fun, because we all had a great time. rules were almost non-existant - there was some very cool roleplay and it just turned out into a great time for all. pure gaming at its best. a good adventure will allow this if everyone is on the same wavelength.i wish gencon would hurry up....i hate waiting.
but I've not asked Egor how many he has or how he came about them.
killjoy32 wrote:indeed i see egor is throwing around them "100 copies" of the origins Tegels lately.... sheesh he must have had the lions share of them!did they only sell 2 or something at the time??!!
serleran wrote:If it goes on eBay, he has at least 6 copies of it (I recall this coming up in a conversation - not a direct question.) This is why it is better to go into the brick and mortar store, itself (or catch him at a Con like ORIGINS or GenCon,) as you will find stuff not listed in his online store. As to how he obtains such things: like anyone else - he buys collections and has friends.
