Gamma World PDFs (looking for legal buys)

[daveb22]

Does anyone know where I can find Gamma World PDFs (hopefully earlier editions), legally? My first try was drivethrurpg but they didn't have it. Thanks so much and let me know

 

[Voadam]

They have the 3rd edition: RPGNow.com - Wizards of the Coast - Gamma World 3rd Edition

It is not easy to find in the WotC section, I was able to find it by doing a general search on gamma world however. RPGNow.com

They also have the d20 versions in the white wolf section RPGNow.com - The leading source for indie RPGs

 

[Voadam]

It is easier to find the WotC ones on Paizo, go to their downloads section, then to WotC, then to Gamma World paizo.com - Store / Downloads / Wizards of the Coast / Gamma World

 

[daveb22]

great thanks so much man i really appreciate it

i just went to look at the paizo site and it's exactly what i was looking for. thanks

 

[lin_fusan]

Darn! They don't have 'Alpha Factor GW6'! I have the module, but lost the map. Here's hoping they eventually scan a pdf one of these decades...

 

[Nikosandros]

Darn! They don't have 'Alpha Factor GW6'! I have the module, but lost the map. Here's hoping they eventually scan a pdf one of these decades...

AFAIK, WotC did completely stop the scanning program several years ago. Anything is possible, but I think it's highly unlikely that it will be ever resumed.

 

[daveb22]

well then WotC made a screw up if people want to make honest buys and they don't provide old books/sources.

 

[Tetsubo]

well then WotC made a screw up if people want to make honest buys and they don't provide old books/sources.

WotC failed to give their customers what they want? I'm shocked.

 

[scrumpyj]

Pitz Burke?

For anyone who's bought the 1st edition PDFs, do you know if they included the map and mini-adventure for post-nuclear Pittsburgh?

 

[daveb22]

WotC failed to give their customers what they want? I'm shocked.

i would prefer to think that they never started the copying in the first place (or had a system in place for copying)

if they're really about corporate marketing they would provide products to those who still want it