Miscellaneous D&D Collector's Guide

[Echohawk]

The Miscellaneous D&D Collector's Guide has moved to the ENWorld wiki.

 

[Echohawk]

The second half of this particular guide has also moved to the wiki, along with the first half.

 

[crazy_monkey1956]

Echohawk, having followed the posting of these Guides from the beginning, I must say that they are just about the most awesome and useful thing ever posted on EN World.

Thank you.

 

[grodog]

Hi Ant---

Are you planning to list RPGA only items? For example, there's an RPGA art portfolio as well as the Planescape one.

Also, any plans to list catalogs?

What about other tournament modules (Origins 1 Tomb of Horrors, Origins 2 Expedition to the Barrier Peaks)?

 

[Echohawk]

Echohawk, having followed the posting of these Guides from the beginning, I must say that they are just about the most awesome and useful thing ever posted on EN World.

Thank you.

You are most welcome! I'm not sure I'd have chosen message boards posts as the optimal way to present this information if I'd planned an entire series of Guides from scratch, but I've really appreciated all of the feedback that developing them on ENWorld has provided. I'm also happy to have been able to contribute something back to this community.

Are you planning to list RPGA only items? For example, there's an RPGA art portfolio as well as the Planescape one.

Also, any plans to list catalogs?

What about other tournament modules (Origins 1 Tomb of Horrors, Origins 2 Expedition to the Barrier Peaks)?

There are already a few RPGA-only items included in the various guides, but I do have "RPGA releases" flagged as an area that could use a lot more research. The RPGA Art Portfolio is listed in this very guide (in the "General Miscellany" section). I've included a number of tournament modules in the campaign setting guides, and do plan to add more of those to the generic 1st/2nd/3rd edition guides over time. I don't have any specific plans to include the TSR catalogs at this stage, but I wouldn't be surprised if they sneak into this guide at some point.

Next on my list for the Guides though is an update of the Living Greyhawk modules, and the inclusion of foreign language releases in the various campaign setting guides.

 

[Alzrius]

Speaking of foreign language editions, there's a Brazilian site for the Spellfire CCG over at Spellfire Brasil!. They certainly seem to be official, or at least as official as the North American one over at spellfire.net was.

It's worth noting that they've released their own online booster pack, called Mitos e Lendas (Myths & Legends), which can be found here.

EDIT: I forgot to add: incredible job Echohawk! Your series of lists is an invaluable resource to the D&D community!

 

[Cadence]

Spectacular resource!

So, I'm having trouble tracking down a memory from the early 80s or before. I want to say it was an OD&D sized book that had spells of levels well above 9th (up to 100th?) where the last one in the book was the highest level and rewrote all of history so that the target never existed. Google is thwarting me in trying to find it. Does that ring a bell at all? Thanks!

 

[crazy_monkey1956]

Spectacular resource!

So, I'm having trouble tracking down a memory from the early 80s or before. I want to say it was an OD&D sized book that had spells of levels well above 9th (up to 100th?) where the last one in the book was the highest level and rewrote all of history so that the target never existed. Google is thwarting me in trying to find it. Does that ring a bell at all? Thanks!

H4: Throne of Bloodstone from 1988 was an adventure that went up to level 100. I don't have access to the product so I don't know if its what you're looking for.

Another possibility is the product you're thinking of was put out by Judge's Guilde of Mayfair Games.

 

[Scrivener of Doom]

Thanks again, Echohawk, for a tremendous resource.

Spectacular resource!

So, I'm having trouble tracking down a memory from the early 80s or before. I want to say it was an OD&D sized book that had spells of levels well above 9th (up to 100th?) where the last one in the book was the highest level and rewrote all of history so that the target never existed. Google is thwarting me in trying to find it. Does that ring a bell at all? Thanks!

That sounds more like Arduin Grimoire.

I'll have a look through my PDFs.

 

[Alzrius]

Spectacular resource!

So, I'm having trouble tracking down a memory from the early 80s or before. I want to say it was an OD&D sized book that had spells of levels well above 9th (up to 100th?) where the last one in the book was the highest level and rewrote all of history so that the target never existed. Google is thwarting me in trying to find it. Does that ring a bell at all? Thanks!

Could this be Arch-Magic, from Mayfair Games's Role-Aids line? It had spells of up to 15th level, as I recall.