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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 5464171" data-attributes="member: 4348">I might be interested in nostalgia editions.If the OD&D set looks like MY OD&D set...I probably wouldn't be interested.  It would have to be under $5 for that...no offense.  It was the best at the time...but compared to the quality of products released now...I think I'll take hardback books with nice paper and color ink.  I imagine with the right marketing it could be a nice little moneymaker with the right people...maybe.Perhaps a Nostalgia edition of either B/X or BECMI (the FULL set) would be something I'd invest in.  I could buy into that for the right price.A set of the core D&D books...1e or 2e maybe (2e would have to have the first printing's artwork...didn't like revised 2e artwork too much, and they would have to have a monstrous manual all together...I don't really want another monster manual that's put into a binder...just personal preference) might be one I could consider...but it could be tough to make money on it considering some of the ease that people get these core books on the internet today already.I already have the Special editions of 3.5, so probably wouldn't buy a nostalgia edition of that, but hearing some complaints about how rough it is starting to get to obtain a PHB for 3.5, perhaps that might be a consideration for WotC if they ever do come out with a nostalgia edition.</blockquote>