I was wondering what a complete Spelljammer series is worth. I have all books and boxes available in NM/M condition, except for Greyspace which is VG/EX. I also have the 6 pockets, but they're in G condition.  Reason for asking is that I saw the complete series one on eBay and bidding at that moment was around $250.

I just found this old post. Since I'm a fan of the Spelljammer setting myself, I'd like to give an answer for those interested in the issue. The current value of a complete Spelljammer setting in Europe is 245 € with an addtional 40-50 € for the novels. The Spelljammer comics are easily available for 2-3 € each. All values apply for items in collectable condition only.

Spelljammer, Ravenlft, Dark Sun, Planescape,  You name it if it is not of the Greyahwk or older items as far as the Commons of the G1,2,3 and A's and other items or Even Forgotten Realms.



It is just not selling, if you have a desire for these items you will find deals galore on Ebay,  If you are seeeking these items though and or are trying to sell them be advised that many of those looking to sell them are unwilling to part with them for the current value ( And I do not blame them for the most part)  If you are looking to buy them you will really have to look for a the items as the reason there are nto large amounts of these items listed is they do nto sell.



If the value of these goes up there will definatly be more people selling them.



Just my observation.

That and I think Planescape had an "in" to every other campaign world (since it linked them all, but wasn't kind of kooky like Spelljammer), and like others before me have said, it was always the campaign most White Wolf freaks would look at and go "hey, that doesn't look too bad...".  I also agree about it being easily converted to 3E, it also doesn't hurt that Monte Cook and I think Skip Williams, and ALOT of the WotC 3E team wrote almost all of Planescape, and I have to say that frankly, its some of the best written RPG material I've got.  The Dead Gods adventure is absolutely amazing if you can get ahold of it...  it puts the original supermodules to shame in terms of scope and length.  I could see an average group meeting once a week for 6-8 hours at a time taking the better part of a year to complete it.  Add that to some of the other mega-adventures (like Great Modron March and Faction War, which slightly tied together with Dead Gods) and you had a pretty damn epic Planescape campaign.

Half of the reason Hellbound goes for a ton is it too is pretty well written, is really one of 2 suppliments that TSR ever put out to delve totally into the fiends, their history, and how to expand them, and it had one of the coolest (and deadliest) adventures ever put out by TSR:  Squaring the Circle.

Not to mention Tony Diterrlizi doing about 2/3's of the artwork for the campaign meant that it looked alot nicer than just about everything else out there.  So, excellent writing+great playability+ease of 3E adaptation+great art=big $$$.