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<blockquote data-quote="Merkuri" data-source="post: 5328303" data-attributes="member: 41321">Same here.&nbsp; My local toy store must have been trying to get rid of really old stuff in its warehouse, because at the same time I bought that I also picked up a (relatively) really huge box set that actually had a thick boardgame quality dungeon board, some PC minis (this was a special edition of whatever it was and had a double of each mini, one plastic and the other metal) and a whole mess of monster paperboard &quot;minis&quot;.&nbsp; The dungeon board didn't link any of the rooms.&nbsp; The DM was encouraged to place paperboard doors as the PCs advanced so even though they could see the entirety of the dungeon map they didn't know which rooms were used or which rooms connected.&nbsp; I think it was a 1st edition product.&nbsp; It used rules that were definitely similar to the AD&amp;D box set but there were a bunch of differences (I believe the possible alignments were Lawful, Neutral, and Chaotic and you just had a class, no race... &quot;elf&quot; was a class).I also only have the dice that went with that one (which I think looked exactly like the dice from the AD&amp;D box), but I wish I had kept the board.&nbsp; That might've been interesting to use for a game or two.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Merkuri, post: 5328303, member: 41321"] Same here. My local toy store must have been trying to get rid of really old stuff in its warehouse, because at the same time I bought that I also picked up a (relatively) really huge box set that actually had a thick boardgame quality dungeon board, some PC minis (this was a special edition of whatever it was and had a double of each mini, one plastic and the other metal) and a whole mess of monster paperboard "minis". The dungeon board didn't link any of the rooms. The DM was encouraged to place paperboard doors as the PCs advanced so even though they could see the entirety of the dungeon map they didn't know which rooms were used or which rooms connected. I think it was a 1st edition product. It used rules that were definitely similar to the AD&D box set but there were a bunch of differences (I believe the possible alignments were Lawful, Neutral, and Chaotic and you just had a class, no race... "elf" was a class). I also only have the dice that went with that one (which I think looked exactly like the dice from the AD&D box), but I wish I had kept the board. That might've been interesting to use for a game or two. [/QUOTE]

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