Haunted wrote:I had no idea a few days ago who Mike Selinker, author of the 1987 AD&D open scenario, was. Now i know a little more - his new book:http://www.koboldquarterly.com/kqstore/ ... cts_id=138
Invincible Overlord wrote:If I recall correctly, Mike has written a number of modules for RPGA tournaments, and I remember him back in the day when he was playing his priest of Heimdal for the Living City campaign... :)
Zenopus wrote:Looking in my notes, Selinker wrote at least the following magazine modules:Death of An Archmage in Dragon #111 (AD&D murder mystery)Camel's Nose in Polyhedron #29 (humorous AD&D adventure in April issue, has intelligent camels as a race)The New Janeeva Herald-Prognosticator in Polyhedron #40 (Gamma World, characters are investigative journalists in a waterfront city)Dr. Brown's Miracle Juice in Polyhedron #43 (Boot Hill, characters must transport nitroglycerin disguised as sodas, used at Gen Con 1987)Pretty creative stuff!
Haunted wrote:GW novels (assume VF): ?Inferno #1-#9 (assume VF): ?
TheHistorian wrote:The original GW novels are tough to price. 99% of the stories have been reprinted over the years, and I'm not clear what the market is for originals. As Jason mentioned, Space Marine was the rare one, but even that was reprinted recently, so demand is likely down. I'd guess maybe $7-15 for these. You might do well with a fantasy lot and a 40k lot on ebay.The lower number issues of Inferno are actually a lot more common than the high numbers, so probably only cover price or so for those.
JasonZavoda wrote:I missed that with the original Space Marine reprint. is it still called Space Marine? When did it come out?
Haunted wrote:Dieties Scan - Arg that looks horrible! Might try again
misterspock wrote:One other thing to check, if you flip past that title page to pg 4, is there a "Special thanks are also give to Chaosium..." line as the last sentence at the bottom?