Voadam
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Whizbang Dustyboots said:Goodman Games.
But they publish C&C modules. Or do they have another 1e type system I'm not thinking of?
Whizbang Dustyboots said:Goodman Games.
Voadam said:But they publish C&C modules. Or do they have another 1e type system I'm not thinking of?
Flexor the Mighty! said:I don't know about revival, but I think it just shows there is a decent number of players who get by fine with older editions, don't care about new books with shiny art, and will purchase materials that fit their style. Hell my group is currently playing The Fantasy Trip while on hiatus from my C&C game and apparently there is still new material being made for it. So there is a market for old school gaming. However IME most players of older editions are fine with the stuff they have and aren't really searching for new materials unless they happen to run across them.
diaglo said:i gotta say i've been buggin TSR/WotC/Hasbeen since 1979 to produce OD&D(1974) material.
Which one?w_earle_wheeler said:They've published at least one 1st edition module (a conversion of a 3.5 edition one).
Goodman Games released a limited-edition "1E" conversion of DCC #12.5: Iron Crypt of the Heretics at GenCon Indy. They later did a second printing that was available directly from their website. I'm not sure if copies of the latter are still available or not.Lanefan said:Which one?
I'd love to see a 1e conversion of Forge of Fury...or the Rappan Athuk series.
Lanefan
they had to do a second printing. heck, Joseph Goodman didn't even get a copy if rumor is true.T. Foster said:Goodman Games released a limited-edition "1E" conversion of DCC #12.5: Iron Crypt of the Heretics at GenCon Indy. They later did a second printing that was available directly from their website. I'm not sure if copies of the latter are still available or not.