Tell me about these older edition D&D products [list updated: Nov 20/10]

[Knightfall]

Whyte Knight has some new "old school" modules. I picked up this one today for CAN $8...

• In the Phantom's Wake

 

[Knightfall]

[MENTION=232]Crothian[/MENTION]

I finally found a copy of the main TMNT book from Palladium.

 

[Crothian]

Awesome, if you can find some of the other suppliments for cheap they are worth it. It's a fun game (though not balanced!). I love the randiom ness of character generation. If you allow the players to pick the type of mutant animal they are then the game tends to break down as they can easily grab the most powerful.

 

[crazy_monkey1956]

You can grab all of the After the Bomb series of supplements for TMNT from the Palladium online store for a reasonable price.

 

[Knightfall]

Awesome, if you can find some of the other suppliments for cheap they are worth it. It's a fun game (though not balanced!). I love the randiom ness of character generation. If you allow the players to pick the type of mutant animal they are then the game tends to break down as they can easily grab the most powerful.

Well, Wee Book Inn didn't have any of the other TMNT books, but they did have a few of the Palladium Fantasy RPG books.

I'm fairly certain that there were copies of both The Baalgor Wastelands and The Library at Bletherad. I couldn't remember which PFRPG books you had recommended, plus I was distracted by the TMNT book.

FYI... I went to two of the other Wee Book Inn locations today. I got three Kalamar adventures and four MegaTraveller books.

 

[Knightfall]

NOTE: The "Master Query List" in the first post has been updated based on this thread on The Piazza.

Some of the references that were on my original list have been deleted while others have been re-added. The re-adds were to get additional opinions from The Piazza regulars.

Also, I've kind of lost track of the whole situation.

 

[havard]

p.s. [MENTION=20941]havard[/MENTION] : See where the insanity started. Heh.
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Been doing this for a while, have you?

-Havard

 

[Knightfall]

Been doing this for a while, have you?

-Havard

Yep, and there is an even older version of the thread...

http://www.enworld.org/forum/genera...ut-these-older-edition-products-old-list.html

I've been using them to help get a better "feel" for the pre-2e D&D editions and various 2e books I had little/no experience with back in the day. (Since I started with 2e AD&D, I had almost no knowledge of OD&D or BECMI and very little knowledge of 1e AD&D.)

The threads made me a convert of BECMI and got me to buy Castles & Crusades. The 1e books I now have will likely be used in conjunction with C&C. (I also discovered OSRIC, but I'm not sure if I want to use that set of rules.)

 

[Knightfall]

Got all these eariler today (or yesterday depending on your time zone)...

• Castle Spulzeer (*)
• Cutthroats of Lankhmar (*)
• Gladiator's Handbook
• Rogues in Lankhmar (*)
• Sons of Azca
• Tales of the Lance [boxed set] (missing screen)
• Under The Dark Fist

*Still in original shrinkwrap.

 

[Knightfall]

Bought these today...

• Age of Heroes
• Wilderness Survival Guide

I also bought a FR 3E module called "Into the Dragon's Lair." I thought it was a 2E adventure when I got it because it looked like a 2E adventure. Not that I mind, it's based on the novel Death of the Dragon, which I liked. I'll likely shoehorn it into my Kulan campaign, somehow.

I also discovered a copy of "The Dungeon of Graves: The Upper Levels," which is the first of the Rappan Athuk d20 modules. I'm 99% certain that a FLGS has the second module (and maybe the third).