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The covers for the 1st Edition AD&D reprints can now be seen. As a reminder, these limited edition premium reprints will be available (in hobby stores in the United States only) on April 17th, and some of the proceeds go to the Gygax Memorial Fund.
They don't look all that great to me at this scale, but I'm hoping they'll look better "in the flesh".
Edit: The more time I give them, the more the images are growing on me, actually. And I heartily second Mark CMG's request for actual leather-bound versions!
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Last edited by OnlineDM; 10th February 2012 at 02:11 PM..
Hard to tell based on the images but probably OK . . . even though I know this has been debated to the nth degree, as someone in England, I still seethe at the, "Available in limited quantities as a hobby channel exclusive in North America."
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I am not a big fan of really old school art, but the aesthetic of the cover designs themselves (the borders) is amazing. I can only hope they do something so nice for the 7e books...
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