1st Edition Premium Unearthed Arcana Reprint

M.L. Martin

Adventurer

• Sep 19, 2012

• #11

ExploderWizard said:

I wonder if they are going to work extra hard making sure the binding is every bit as craptastic as the original to give it that "authentic" feel.

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My thought is that they'll be able to actually move this product at $50 list if it's a version that finally won't fall apart.

 

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JeffB

Legend

• Sep 19, 2012

• #12

ColonelHardisson said:

Online, maybe. I never met anyone in real life back in the day who received it poorly. I, for one, was hoping UA would be reprinted.

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I was referring to my actual experiences. I do not take into account ENworld or other internet nerd rage. If that was the case I would never have played any version of the game for longer than one session as they all clearly suck in every way imaginable.

 

MerricB

Eternal Optimist

Supporter

• Sep 19, 2012

• #13

Lord Rasputin said:

2. If this is real, does it include the errata from Dragon #103 (IIRC)? For $50, it would be an insult to not include it.

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It was an insult that TSR didn't include it in their reprints.

If Wizards don't include the errata, it's understandable.

 

Treebore

First Post

• Sep 19, 2012

• #14

ColonelHardisson said:

Online, maybe. I never met anyone in real life back in the day who received it poorly. I, for one, was hoping UA would be reprinted.

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Agreed. I for one love UA. Yes, there are things in it I do not use, or use after some house ruling, but I do use a lot of UA and always have. I also already have this pre ordered on Amazon.

 

Gundark

Explorer

• Sep 20, 2012

• #15

This would suggest that the reprints have sold well. The 1st ed books flew off the shelves where I live. The 3.5 ones are still there, but some have sold. Granted that LGS has a big Pathfinder following.

 

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ArmoredSaint

First Post

• Sep 20, 2012

• #16

This book is worth it for the addition of Field and Full Plate Armor alone!

 

Emerikol

Adventurer

• Sep 20, 2012

• #17

I believe the fact they are expanding the reprints is an indication that sales are going well. Keep in mind folks there was little to no new R&D on this stuff so it's easy money. It doesn't have to sell as well as a normal book to be highly profitable.

 

sgt-d

Banned

Banned

• Sep 20, 2012

• #18

I have a hunch that we will be seeing many more reprints over the next two years, while D&D Next is finished up. I'm glad that UA is being done, as it became essential in running 1E. However, I'm a bit down that there has been no announcement of a reprint of the core 2E rulebooks from 1989. Hopefully this announcement is coming soon.

 

Treebore

First Post

• Sep 20, 2012

• #19

sgt-d said:

I have a hunch that we will be seeing many more reprints over the next two years, while D&D Next is finished up. I'm glad that UA is being done, as it became essential in running 1E. However, I'm a bit down that there has been no announcement of a reprint of the core 2E rulebooks from 1989. Hopefully this announcement is coming soon.

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Unless WOTC has data that says there is not interest, they will. I'll definitely buy new PH's, mine look ratty from 10 solid years of playing. Combine that with a hope to play it again, yeah, I'd buy. Wouldn't mind a new MM HC either. It is still my favorite.

 

howandwhy99

Adventurer

• Sep 20, 2012

• #20

There aren't many hardcover books of 1e that are really viable as reprints for their content after UA, which is dubious in a number of areas IMHO.

I still have my fingers crossed for compilations of the adventure modules, which could end up being many, many more hardcovers. What would you pay for a hardcover reprint of GDQ?