Is Dungeon 112 Rare? They don't seem to crop up on eBay.

mbassoc2003 wrote:Is Dungeon 112 Rare? They don't seem to crop up on eBay.

    They are one of the few 3rd edition copies that are out of stock for back issue ordering (I believe #113 is the other recent one, #82-#87 are also out of stock I think)  Undoubtedly the Maure Castle dungeon has jolted the popularity of this issue beyond the realm of just 3.0 gamers (I bought a copy myself) to those who are fans of 1st edition, AD&D, Greyhawk, Old School gaming, Rob Kuntz, etc.  As such I would expect the value to rise dramatically compared to other Dungeon mags.  Right now, if I ran across a nice copy, I would put $20 or so on it for my Ebay store, and I bet it would disappear quickly. We always talk about what would be collectible for 3rd ed, well here is an example!

Mike B.

Not really rare..just sold out.

Will probably be available as a PDF soon. (They don't PDF 'em until they are out of stock.)

Another run worth a look are the "Age of Worms Adventure Path" series. (IIRC - 126 through 137) A bunch of Greyhawk Goodness adventuring in the Free City area, fighting Kyuss Cultists, battling Dragotha, and (maybe) killing a godling.

Obviously, not all of the adventures in the series are going to be everyone's mug of ale, but some individual ones are good....

Episode 10 -    "Into the Wormcrawl Fissure" The characters must wind their way through a city on a cliff wall looking for Dragotha's phyclactery while avoiding the dragons laying siege to a Giantish enclave.

Dungeon 112 is availabel as a PDF from Paizo. It's not the same though, is it?

Dungeon 124 and 136 contain follow up dungeon levels for Maure Castle.

I've managed to get 124 and I can get 136 when it's released, but 112 doesn't seem to turn up on eBay or any of the other usual haunts.

http://www.afterglow2.com/Product/Paizo.htm

Indeed I did.

The PDF file you get from Paizo is actually a zip file with about 12 different PDF files in it, one file for each separate map, one file for the cover, one file for each different block of text, no adverts or anything.
Kind of like buying a magazine that had been cut up and glued onto sheets of card.
Would you buy a magazine that had been cut up?

Personally I like PDF files. They are very convenient, and easy to use if they are scanned by professionals. The ones sold by Paizo and RPGnow are produced by tea boys and secretaries. They are shite.

And there is a difference (at least in my collection) between those Items I will keep because I like them and want them in my collection, and those I only want to read.

A PDF copy of a product will never detract or impact on the sale of those pproducts worthy of a collector's attention. Regardless of what the old and infirm say about all this 'new technology'.

mbassoc2003 wrote:Dungeon 112 is availabel as a PDF from Paizo. It's not the same though, is it?

Dungeon 124 and 136 contain follow up dungeon levels for Maure Castle.

Actually, the published MC levels are in 112 and 124 so far; 136 got pushed back to 139 IIRC---James Jacobs posted this on the Paizo boards.

edit:  confirmed @ http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/du ... nstallment

Wait...on the Paizo page it says that issue #113 has Maure Castle.  Right?

Was there some kind of error?

Ah...minor panic ends.  

I just bought the pdf of #112....sort of like a revenant of #112.

Wow...all you ODDbolds must be seriously yanked off that Maure Castle is in Third Edition mode.  It would have been good, but now it is incomprehensible drivel.  Right?  

Mark  

I broke down and bought a subscription (yeah such a hard thing to do )
Really should have started when they released an updated Isle of Dread in one of the magazines..

ShaneG.