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I'll post mine for comparative purposes. Mine is a later printing, only evidenced by the final page which bears a copyright of 1980 for the image. Also, the address for Grimoire Games is different. Yo ...

I bought what was called a 2nd print alpha OAD&D DMG; when I got it, it was a 6th+ print, which is very, very common. I sent it back, and was refunded.

Two days later, I got an email from eBay, ...

Sorry it has been so long. The one I have is big - about an inch longer than the books inside it. I'd have to measure it, though to get you specifics.

Also, I am selling it, if anyone wanted it. Lo ...

While I am not an expert, I would assume the 2nd post is the 1st print as it lacks the 8301 on the cover, which would indicate it had not been assigned a product code - that is the only visual differe ...

Is the 1st post the 1st print?

I have that one, by the way.

So, there was nothing post-77 that was OD&D? No Judges Guild stuff, no other third-party material like Arduin? Wow. I must be in a time warp. :) Naw, just not so good with the dates of publication ...

I'd say anything that was fantasy genre (and clearly not for something else,) published before 1980. But I dunno.

Hi, peoples. I don't have an awesome collection like all of you, but I do well enough I think. Anyway, a quick little question: if we have a different version of something than someone posted, do you ...

I don't have children, but, if you're depressed or down, just remember, the kid is missing you just as much, but probably won't say so.

Its because I'm new, but I think arranging by genre would be better than arranging by company, or, at least, on the surface. Within each genre could be the "alphabet." Maybe a way to go like ...

Stumbled upon a link in another forum, personally inviting me to click click click.

What do I have to do? Post pictures, fill out a template, and that kind of thing? I can do that for the stuff I have (still working on getting all the material -- hard to find sometimes, especially th ...

There is no love for Earthdawn? Maybe the 2nd best fantasy RPG ever? :)

Well, I think I already pooched a screw. Or, maybe, found a different printing. Either way, I'll try to have some good images made and posted about in the right spots. Looks to be a very informative p ...

According to the credits:

Cover illustrator: Robh Ruppel

Interior illustrators: Glen Michael Angus, Jeff Butler, Storn Cook, Dennis Cramer, Tony Diterlizzi, Jeff Easley, Todd Lockwood, Mark Nels ...

Hello. Just registered. May I be of service?

(I know its unlikely, but I'll do what I can.)