What older material are you hunting for?

[MaxKaladin]

Kenzer's "Salt and Sea Dogs".

 

[Zelgar]

If you're going to GenCON and get here early, you may want to check out some used book stores. Link to Half Price Books There are 3 Half Price Bookstores in/near indianapolis. I've picked up a fair amount of rpg stuff over the years at all of these stores.

Zelgar

 

[Transit]

I'd very much like to find that Central Casting book. I think there are two, but I'm interested in the fantasy version.

Three actually... Heroes for Tomorrow, Heroes Now! and Heroes of Legend,

Four actually. There's also "Central Casting: Dungeons" which applies the same random tables system to generating dungeons.

 

[zen_hydra]

I am always on the lookout for more of the Primal Order books (old WOTC), and the old Demons supplements (from Roleaids).

 

[Ed Cha]

UK5 Eye of the Serpent by Graeme Morris

 

[Maldin]

I could tell ya, but then you all would want it too, and I'd never find it! ;-)
::just kidding!::

I wouldn't mind finding the Monstrous Arcana series products that I'm missing (most of them). That was a cool series (the idea at least, heard mixed reviews of the execution), and its a shame it wasn't continued for alot more critter types.

Denis, aka "Maldin"
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Maldin's Greyhawk http://melkot.com/

 

[DanMcS]

I keep vaguely looking for the old green-cover Mighty Fortress book at various used book stores in the area. Haven't spotted one yet, but I will, oh yes, and it will be mine.

 

[RFisher]

I keep vaguely looking for the old green-cover Mighty Fortress book at various used book stores in the area. Haven't spotted one yet, but I will, oh yes, and it will be mine.

Oh, yeah. I'm always on the look-out for any of those 2e historical books. The only 2e material that makes me wish I'd been paying more attention to TSR's product line in the 1990s.