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<blockquote data-quote="johnsemlak" data-source="post: 380571" data-attributes="member: 7233">This article is a very comprehensive history.<a href="http://www.cgonline.com/features/011218-f1-f1.html" target="_blank">Here there be dragons</a> Also, the following site has a shorter history plus a summary of changes in 2e and 3e, plus lloads of other interesting trivia (like &quot;Did&nbsp; TSR ever buy the rights to the word ''Nazi&quot;').<a href="http://www.enteract.com/~aardy/faq/rgfdfaq.html" target="_blank">D&amp;D FAQ</a>Also, you can buy a huge range of old products, like the 1e DMG, old modules, Dieties and Demigods, at svgames.com.&nbsp; All products, whatever the size, cost 5 bucks (in the form of a pdf download)<a href="http://www.svgames.com/downloads-wotc.html" target="_blank">svgames</a>Finally, one of the best d&amp;d history sites is the Acaeum.&nbsp; It has an index of nearly all classic D&amp;D and AD&amp;D products, like modules and rulebooks, with a brief history of each edition and recommended prices for original copies.&nbsp; The site is meant for people who want to get reliable estamates on the value of a classic product, but it's fascinating for anybody.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.acaeum.com" target="_blank">The Acaeum</a> Hope that helps</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnsemlak, post: 380571, member: 7233"] This article is a very comprehensive history. [URL=http://www.cgonline.com/features/011218-f1-f1.html]Here there be dragons[/URL] Also, the following site has a shorter history plus a summary of changes in 2e and 3e, plus lloads of other interesting trivia (like "Did TSR ever buy the rights to the word ''Nazi"'). [URL=http://www.enteract.com/~aardy/faq/rgfdfaq.html]D&D FAQ[/URL] Also, you can buy a huge range of old products, like the 1e DMG, old modules, Dieties and Demigods, at svgames.com. All products, whatever the size, cost 5 bucks (in the form of a pdf download) [URL=http://www.svgames.com/downloads-wotc.html]svgames[/URL] Finally, one of the best d&d history sites is the Acaeum. It has an index of nearly all classic D&D and AD&D products, like modules and rulebooks, with a brief history of each edition and recommended prices for original copies. The site is meant for people who want to get reliable estamates on the value of a classic product, but it's fascinating for anybody. [URL=http://www.acaeum.com]The Acaeum[/URL] Hope that helps [/QUOTE]

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