So I have this mad idea.

[mxmarkargent]

I have copies of T1-4, A1-4, and GDQ 1-7, along with several other older modules that I picked up for cheap this summer. They are not in the best condition -- significant cover wear and page markup -- but they are complete. I could auction them off on eBay for about $20-odd, but I was thinking, maybe, I would take them to a print shop and have them hardbound with new, color laser-printed covers from the original cover art, or maybe stamped psuedoleather or something like that. These would be unique and potentially quite beautiful items. The question I have is: would you pay for an object like this, and if so, how much? Also, would you pay to have this done to your own books?

 

[EricNoah]

I might pay to bind up some of my materials that are falling apart, but probably wouldn't go as all-out as you are describing. I wouldn't pay more than about $10 to rebind several items into one binding.

 

[alsih2o]

i think it sounds like a lot of fun but it is the kind of fun i would save for a homebrew or campaign log or some such.

i would do simple binding for the materials in question, but i do like the idea

 

[thalmin]

Do you get pseudoleather from a pseudodragon?

 

[dave_o]

Do you get pseudoleather from a pseudodragon?

No, no -- pseudoleather is made from pseudonatural kittens.

 

[Umbran]

I would take them to a print shop and have them hardbound with new, color laser-printed covers from the original cover art, or maybe stamped psuedoleather or something like that. These would be unique and potentially quite beautiful items. The question I have is: would you pay for an object like this, and if so, how much? Also, would you pay to have this done to your own books?

Also, would it be legal? You don't have the right to reproduce that cover art and then sell it for a profit. If you go with pseudoleather, be careful of what you stamp on it. If you use copyrighted images you're probably breaking the law.