Sotterraneo wrote:I'd like to have a copy of this book (I suppose it's the last one in my personal collection of books about RPGs) but I don't know if the $ 65 asked by an EBay seller are a rip off or the 'right' price. Does anybody own a copy of the book and he is willing to give mesome opinions...
harami2000 wrote:ahh... searching through Google's cache, there may have been copies at $18.95 but alas no longer.Page Not Found | | book.nu
Sotterraneo wrote:harami2000 wrote:ahh... searching through Google's cache, there may have been copies at $18.95 but alas no longer.Page Not Found | | book.nuSigh Perhaps when the seller will see the light and understand that $ 65 are too much, perhaps he/she will lower the price...
harami2000 wrote:Well, if your first print sale goes any higher you might be able to afford to splash out on a ($49) copy...(Is definitely surprisingly me, that auction!)
Presume no-one else had a copy to offer at any "reasonable price"?
grodog wrote:So what's the scoop on this book---is it any good? It's looked interesting, but I haven't been willing to pay a ton for it, which is what it continues to sell for, seemingly.
grodog wrote:Through Dungeons Deep is being reprinted in a new (though perhaps not updated??) edition; see Learn D&D by Reading Through Dungeons Deep: A Fantasy Gamers' Handbook, by Robert Plamondon.edit: the publisher is Robert Plamondon's press, so he can sign copies if you so desire.