Wandering Monster wrote:Does anyone have a value estimate on a set like this???
Wandering Monster wrote:I'm surprised that the Acaeum doesn't do a printings/value history of the Judges Guild stuff the same way they do for the official TSR merchandise. After all, JG was a licensee, and for many years the only company to get permission from TSR, yes?And thanks again to everyone else for all their assistance in my quest for information! :D Cheers,John aka Wandering Monster
Plaag wrote:I want to do a printings/history of the JG items, and am slowly working on that with compiling information from various sites, plus my own items. I don't know about the pricing part of it though. You can get SW items even now for things that are almost 30 years old. Plus JG would sell maps, booklets, etc seperate throughout the years. If someone wants to tackle that part, go for it.ShaneG.
harami2000 wrote:Shane, have you had a word with Frank <Deadlord36>?Subweb idea(Not to mention Alan, Ian and the others...).
mbassoc2003 wrote:Alan has probably one of the largest collections of later JG stuff that I know of. All three of us have talked about the possibility of putting together a more accurate JG print history, and with Acaeum having the server capacity and the hits and reputation it would be foolish to ignore the board.If you think you can do this alone, good luck to you. I certainly wouldn't try without running my findings through the notable collectors in the field.I very much doubt you have access to the two (possibly 3) printings of JG2, the five CSIOs, four CSWEs, five Tegels and three FFCs, all of which are wrongly listed online at present.
killjoy32 wrote:mbassoc2003 wrote:Alan has probably one of the largest collections of later JG stuff that I know of. All three of us have talked about the possibility of putting together a more accurate JG print history, and with Acaeum having the server capacity and the hits and reputation it would be foolish to ignore the board.If you think you can do this alone, good luck to you. I certainly wouldn't try without running my findings through the notable collectors in the field.I very much doubt you have access to the two (possibly 3) printings of JG2, the five CSIOs, four CSWEs, five Tegels and three FFCs, all of which are wrongly listed online at present.Believe me, even using other sites for research, the quest to correlate everything correctly, certainly isnt as simple as it seems!But i am with Ian, i think JG stuff definately needs to be recorded in full and i for one give the thumbs up to that idea!!Alps. my JG collection dwarfs everything else that i have - at the moment i have prb about 1500-2000 books, and am expecting a massive delivery shortly which will increase that dramatically, so i have lots of resource to help you with, if you want it.
Plaag wrote:Questions aside, it was three years ago at Gen Con that I was witness to a huge binder filled with pages of typed material for an unpublished Citystate of the Mage (I believe that was what it was called). Now I don't know if Bob Bledsaw has plans of releasing it himself or through Necromancer Games, as it seems NG is only doing Judges Guild items slowly depending on how well they sell. Who knows.
jamesmishler wrote:Lately I've been looking into the whole "Print on Demand" situation as a solution for Bob to publish products and build up a name again. The issue there is maintaining a reasonable retail cost with the higher print costs of POD. But I believe it to be a far better option than PDF (though PDF certainly has its place).