This has been in my collection for quite some time - I do not even recall how I ended up getting it. Sometime in Duluth in the early 80's is the best I can narrow it down. I've been thinking of unloading it but have no idea what it is worth. It wasn't until I saw a reply on a thread regarding top non-D&D rares that mentioned this that the light clicked on and I figured I ought to enquire a bit more closely as to its value.

Definitely not in mint condition, but in acceptable shape. There is cover wear and a bit of what I believe to be silverfish damage, but no tearing or creasing. The two center pages have come loose, and is now held by only one of the three staples (at one point I stupidly tried to repair with tape, which has left a mark. The outer most page still has tape attached) and there is some writing in the back "notes" section in pencil. Also a few places where I put in my own penciled notes, but there aren't very many.

Interesting little self published supplement - even though the artwork is not exactly up to professional standards as found in the AD&D books, it isn't too bad, and some of the work is pretty funny (the knight on horseback charging a Sheridan tank comes to mind, along with the Troll that won't take credit cards).

Opinions as to value?

would put high end of that or bit more for good condition but mark might kill me poor condition should still get decent price as nonstandard
think very few people have this or even know exists compare with common stuff like misty isles. less demand also maybe

Charles G. wrote:It wasn't until I saw a reply on a thread regarding top non-D&D rares that mentioned this that the light clicked on

guess who
nice to have + wish could recall where got it from -v-

And what is this product, for the clueless?

Invincible Overlord wrote:And what is this product, for the clueless?

Yes, inquiring minds want to know

Actually, I wasn't so worried about the rarity, printing info, etc., but the content:  does it suck but is expensive (a la Up the Garden Path, Wilmark Dynasty, etc.) or is it good content that's worth the expense (a la Tradervale, Starstone, etc.).

I have seen a not-for-sale print of it, but was not allowed to flip through. If its anything like Booty and the Beasts, then it just makes me want it more. I love the zany products like that.

Yes, I have one of those.

grodog wrote:
Yes, inquiring minds want to know

Here is the TOC from mine:

True Mages
Wizard-lings (character class)
Spell Fumbles
Staff Spells
Charis Magic
Look of Eagles (what to do with a 20+ charisma...)
Clerics and their Spells
Notes on Clerical Light
New Spells (a couple are actually pretty good)
Dexterity
Parry-Fumble-Crit
Weapons Damage
Critical Hits for Missiles
Poison Reaction Chart (some interesting ideas - not all poisons kill)
Sighting
Movement in Melee
Fighters and Learning
Skickles (N.B.: this is a race the author devloped)
Monsters and Such (there are some interesting ones here)
Dragons and Such
Iron Woods (N.B.: another PC race)
New Player Class - Calerts (really a race rather than a class)
Comeliness (much different from the UA version)
Clothing
Brief Wine List
Gods
God Powers
Misc. Notes

On the whole, a lot of interesting material and ideas. For its time a pretty good product.

That is a beautiful copy.  My copy has both corrections (p.39, p.45), but I do not have the signature lines.