Bracton wrote:So now that I finally registered and have been looking over The Acaeum website and seeing what's out there, I decided to open the old boxes and see what I have. Lots and lots of stuff, most of which is worth about a buck a piece. Except . . .In 1984, at GenCon 17, Ed Greenwood ran an adventure he called Into the Forgotten Realms, for 10 players. (I'm pretty sure that this is before there was anything published about the Forgotten Realms, other than what Ed wrote in The Dragon Magazine). I saw the entry in the catalog, signed up and got to play. At the end of the game, Ed gave each of us a copy of the adventure. About eight typewritten, single-spaced pages, with maps and a couple of pages with the pregenerated characters. Unbelievably, I kept my copy. The staple is a bit rusted, and the first page has come off. Otherwise, it looks pretty much as it did 24 years ago. I have no idea if anyone else has a copy of this. I suspect that this adventure was the basis of a FG module, but I don't know enough about those to know for certain. (It involved an exploration into the School of Wizardry in Myth Drannor.)Now, to be clear, I have absolutely no desire to sell this. But, since I've got it, I was wondering what others thought it might be worth. Any ideas?
serleran wrote:It is a nearly unique item, so the value is not possible to judge - it depends on who is interested, and why. Some people get gaga over the Realms (I don't) and simply "have to have everything." I would imagine it would sell, if sold, for around $300 plus of minus another couple hundred, based on who throws in their credit card. After all, the condition is not Aqua-minty-fresh.