TSR D&D Books

[Moritz]

http://home.flash.net/~brenfrow/dd/dd.htm

For those who want to flash-back.

[Arch Lich Thoth-Amon]

Excellent! Here's another: http://www.dragonsfoot.org/ Kind of the same flavor.

When i see lists such as the one you listed, Moritz, it reminds me truly how much was actually released. I also like to think i have much of it... much of it. Thanks for posting. Great memories.

Had a chance to get Palace of the Vampire Queen when i was young. I kick my self all the time realizing that this module alone is now worth near a $1000 or more, depending on the quality.

[drewshi]

Excellent! Here's another: http://www.dragonsfoot.org/ Kind of the same flavor.

When i see lists such as the one you listed, Moritz, it reminds me truly how much was actually released. I also like to think i have much of it... much of it. Thanks for posting. Great memories.

Had a chance to get Palace of the Vampire Queen when i was young. I kick my self all the time realizing that this module alone is now worth near a $1000 or more, depending on the quality.

Love Dragonsfoot.org. Despite the large amount of material that was released in its day in both module and magazine form, I still look for new ideas and gaming materials for my first edition campaign.

[RealmsDM]

i wish they had scans of al of these - i would love to read them; some for the 1st time, and most for nostalgia

[kirksmithicus]

Is there anywhere you can get PDF copies of some of the old 1e modules?

[tesral]

I've got most of those on my shelf.

[Otakar]

I've got most of those on my shelf.

Nice! It would be cool if whoever owned the copyrights allowed us to updated it to 4th Ed and post it on the Wizards site for updated classics. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/oa/20030530b

[Mead]

I've got most of those on my shelf.

Same here, if I start getting nostalgic all I have to do is go rummage the shelves

[RealmsDM]

Those should be public domain at this point... lol

[Arch Lich Thoth-Amon]

I wish! Wouldn't that be nice.

[nijineko]

check out the acaeum. not only does it track everything d&d, but it tracks, and updates, the current values as well.

i use it extensively for tracking down the rare and obscure. and to make sure i don't get gypped.

[Beaumont Sebos]

check out the acaeum. not only does it track everything d&d, but it tracks, and updates, the current values as well.

i use it extensively for tracking down the rare and obscure. and to make sure i don't get gypped.

Wow. nice link. thanks

[Mead]

Ooo. I have the first printing of this one, but without the cover folder:

http://www.acaeum.com/ddindexes/modpages/s4.html

[nijineko]

*snip* - you can find pdf's there - not that piracy is legal. But Somalians do it.

please be careful linking to stuff like this, it'll get the tread locked down, plus warnings for the poster. farcaster is very serious about anything that might possibly bring trouble for pnpg. i suggest removing the link, please? doing a google search will turn up enough references.

[Farcaster]

Nijineko speaks truly. I didn't see this post until now or I would have already removed it. Please do not link to these kinds of sites.

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