The Reference Sheets booklet (actually, just loose pages stapled together), was exclusively available in the Original D&D Set. Nearly every set we've heard about has a booklet with varying pages, from 6 to 12; as far as we know, each printing has the same info, only differing in format and number of pages.
PaulKM wrote:I can't believe I missed the auction. I'm so depressed. Thanks for offering the copies of the reference sheets Aneoth, but I was too late. Sigh. Now to look for a fourth ed.
PaulKM wrote:Two hours late, grrrr.Too funny serleran. At least they weren't screaming, "Feed me!" You are both incredibly kind. Now if I can find a very nice 4th edition in similar condition...though I must say I am eyeing that massive, well-kept 6th ed. collection (with no reference sheets oddly enough. Where do they all go?)Aneoth's PHB is also mesmerizing me;) Thanks, both.Best,Paul