Selling RPGA Modules [Archive] - Wizards Community

Selling RPGA Modules [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Undying_Councillor
03-02-06, 07:18 AM Guys,

I'm fairly sure that this would be somewhat illegal by RPGA standards?
http://cgi.ebay.com/RPGA-Eberron-Mark-of-Heroes-Gambit-at-Dreadhold_W0QQitemZ8737533160QQcategoryZ 2537QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
grahamdrew
03-02-06, 08:11 AM No, not really.

Like I've been saying to pretty much everyone that asks someone to send them an expired MoH module, printed copied of most of the Mark of Heroes modules were given away as prizes for D&D Miniatures leauges. They make their way onto eBay like the rest of the prizes in the D&D retail kits.

This isn't someone selling a copy of a module they downloaded from the RPGA website, it's someone selling a prize they won from the leauge. It's no more illegal than selling any other used D&D book on eBay. This is, as far as I know, the only legal way to get expired Mark of Heroes mods.

Giving someone the file for a mod is more like taking that printed mod and photocopying it.

Andrew Beard
Sijal
03-02-06, 10:19 AM I do a monthly RPGA game at my local store, and every month I get a retailer kit from the owner. Inside are enough mini's for my group, and a couple templates, and two or three modules. I give these out as prizes (though only one other guy DM's in the group) the players love them, and it keeps them comming back to the table.

They especially love the alternate paint mini's. I've had more requests to join the RPGA since I've started using the retailer kits as a little added bonus to play each month.

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Undying_Councillor 03-02-06, 07:18 AM	Guys, I'm fairly sure that this would be somewhat illegal by RPGA standards? http://cgi.ebay.com/RPGA-Eberron-Mark-of-Heroes-Gambit-at-Dreadhold_W0QQitemZ8737533160QQcategoryZ 2537QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
grahamdrew 03-02-06, 08:11 AM	No, not really. Like I've been saying to pretty much everyone that asks someone to send them an expired MoH module, printed copied of most of the Mark of Heroes modules were given away as prizes for D&D Miniatures leauges. They make their way onto eBay like the rest of the prizes in the D&D retail kits. This isn't someone selling a copy of a module they downloaded from the RPGA website, it's someone selling a prize they won from the leauge. It's no more illegal than selling any other used D&D book on eBay. This is, as far as I know, the only legal way to get expired Mark of Heroes mods. Giving someone the file for a mod is more like taking that printed mod and photocopying it. Andrew Beard
Sijal 03-02-06, 10:19 AM	I do a monthly RPGA game at my local store, and every month I get a retailer kit from the owner. Inside are enough mini's for my group, and a couple templates, and two or three modules. I give these out as prizes (though only one other guy DM's in the group) the players love them, and it keeps them comming back to the table. They especially love the alternate paint mini's. I've had more requests to join the RPGA since I've started using the retailer kits as a little added bonus to play each month.