So far we have - (taken from Amazon website)
Original Edition (0D&D)
www.amazon.com/gp/product/0786964650/ref... Premium Original Dungeons Dragons (D&D Boxed Game) (Nov 19, 2013)
1st Edition
D&D 1st Edition Premium Dungeon Masters (Dungeons & Dragons Guide) (Jul 17, 2012)
D&D 1st Edition Premium Monster Manual (Dungeons & Dragons Guide) (Jul 17, 2012)
D&D 1st Edition Premium Players Handbook (Dungeons & Dragons Guide) (Jul 17, 2012)
Premium 1st Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Unearthed Arcana (D&D Accessory) (Feb 19, 2013)
www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dread-Classic-Ad... "(S1 - S4)" Series Classic Adventure Compilation [Hardcover] (March 19, 2013)
www.amazon.com/Against-Slave-Lords-Adven..."(A0 - A4)"Against the Slave Lords Classic Adventure Compilation [Hardcover] (June 18, 2013)
2nd Edition
Premium 2nd Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master's Guide (D&D Core Rulebook) (May 21, 2013)
Premium 2nd Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Monstrous Manual (D&D Core Rulebook) (May 21, 2013)
Premium 2nd Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook (D&D Core Rulebook) (May 21, 2013)
3.5 Edition
Premium 3.5 Edition Dungeons & Dragons Spell Compendium (D&D Accessory) (Apr 16, 2013)
Premium 3.5 Edition Dungeons & Dragons Magic Item Compendium (D&D Accessory) (Jul 06, 2013)
Premium Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Monster Manual with Errata (Sep 18, 2012)
Premium Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Player's Handbook with Errata (Sep 18, 2012)
Premium Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon 3.5 Master's Guide with Errata (Sep 18, 2012)
You're not listing the module reprints? Just the core books?
Add your updates my fellow roleplayers, and I will add to the list.
Although, it would make even more sense for Wizards to have an official list !
Dungeons of Dread: "S" Series Classic Adventure Compilation: (S1 - S4) (D&D Adventure) [Hardcover] (March 19, 2013)
Against the Slave Lords: "A" Series Classic Adventure Compilation: (A0 - A4) (D&D Adventure) [Hardcover] (June 18, 2013)
Happy memories 
Have added the 2 Hardback modules -Dungeons of Dread: "S" Series Classic Adventure Compilation: (S1 - S4) (D&D Adventure) [Hardcover] (March 19, 2013)
Against the Slave Lords: "A" Series Classic Adventure Compilation: (A0 - A4) (D&D Adventure) [Hardcover] (June 18, 2013)
Happy memories
I gotta tell you, I'm both intrigued and interested as to how the artwork will be done for these.
Oh and the Against The Slave Lords reprint... freaking awsomesauce!... Please I beg you Wizards... Temple of Elemental Evil... do it... do it.. don't think.. just do it...
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WoTC you have redeamed yourself!
I second this. Hardcover module series reprints is an awesome idea and add me as a vote for Temple of Elemental Evil.
I still have my 30 year old paperback versions of T1-4, A1-4 and S1-4 but I would so buy hardcover versions of all three. Brilliant!
Against the Slave Lords: "A" Series Classic Adventure Compilation: (A0 - A4) (D&D Adventure) [Hardcover] (June 18, 2013)
I am curious. Is this going to be a reprint of Scourge of the Slave Lords? Or is this going to be a reprint of the original lower level modules?
Thanks.
Updated the list
Against the Slave Lords: "A" Series Classic Adventure Compilation: (A0 - A4) (D&D Adventure) [Hardcover] (June 18, 2013)
I am curious. Is this going to be a reprint of Scourge of the Slave Lords? Or is this going to be a reprint of the original lower level modules?
Thanks.
I was wondering the same, and similarly, if the S-series reprint is going to be the originals or the Realms of Horror compliation (which was missing a bunch of stuff).
Edit: I also notice there are no links for the modules in the OP. Here they are:
www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dread-Classic-Ad...
www.amazon.com/Against-Slave-Lords-Adven...
Oh and the Against The Slave Lords reprint... freaking awsomesauce!... Please I beg you Wizards... Temple of Elemental Evil... do it... do it.. don't think.. just do it...
Seriously this is the best way for WotC to get my money. Reprint ToEE and the GDQ series. I will buy them so fast it will make my head spin and my wife take my credit cards away. I've already preordered the A- and S-series hardcovers.
A0? A new AD&D adventure?
Yup. Pretty exciting.
Have updated, but i am not sure if I got the links in properly (not tech minded at all!)
but thanks for letting me know
www.wizards.com/DnD/Product.aspx?x=dnd/p...
Now there's this:
www.wizards.com/DnD/Product.aspx?x=dnd/p...
WOW It look great!
WOW!!! 0ED wood-box with all books and dice!!! I will definitly buy this!!!
I'd like to see a confirmation that it really will be a wooden box. WotC doesn't state that in the listing, and a wooden box would be a big feature to talk about. It *looks* like a wooden box, but it could easily be chipboard with a wrap. At 150 bucks, I'd guess a wooden box is possible, but they also just charged $50 for little ol' Unearthed Arcana. My personal opinion is that it will not be wooden, but hope I'm wrong!
WOW!!! 0ED wood-box with all books and dice!!! I will definitly buy this!!!
I'd like to see a confirmation that it really will be a wooden box. WotC doesn't state that in the listing, and a wooden box would be a big feature to talk about. It *looks* like a wooden box, but it could easily be chipboard with a wrap. At 150 bucks, I'd guess a wooden box is possible, but they also just charged $50 for little ol' Unearthed Arcana. My personal opinion is that it will not be wooden, but hope I'm wrong!
Agreed. I'd feel a lot better if the preview even mentioned the box, and the whole thing didn't looks so obviously photoshopped.
After sleeping on this I'm less sold.
The books are the main selling feature. Six half-sized 60-odd paged books. There's not that many more total pages than your average hardcover book, but with far cheaper binding costs. No fancy covers, gilded pages, or even colour art just folded and stapled. Given the price of the Dragonborn and Tieflings books $10 per book would be fair. So half the price is the box, but that's not what's being sold. The description doesn't mention the box, or dice, or other features. Those could be subject to change.
But ignoring because you can envision the thought process. The booklettes themselves are hard to make fancy without changing their formatting. So the best way to make them a "premium" reprint is to make the box fancy.
One of the neat things of the premium reprints is giving people nice new copy of an old book they have nostalgia for, possibly with superior binding. Quite often the reprint is more expensive than a second-hand copy on Amazon or eBay.
But the same cannot be said for the original White Box. It's too expensive and rare to find used copies. This might very well be the only time people will be able to see and hold those booklettes. But they won't because it's freakin' expensive. I can't drop $200 for this, even as a lovely piece for my shelf. It's tempting but I'll have too many other expenses, especially around the release date (aka just before the holidays).
It woud be nice to have two versions of this. Ones boxed in a plain yet solid cardboard box (like that of the Red Box), an affordable version for people who just want a copy. And then you have the super-deluxe version for people who want the extra fancy version.
I imagine a compromise would be PDFs for the books. I should be able to get them printed at Staples for cheap enough.
@Plaguescarred Is the new OD&D Premium Box made of Wood ?
@mikemearls Yes, it is wooden.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/0786964650/ref...
Really glad this thread exists too, I had read these were being reprinted but totally forgot until I saw this today. Had to call around town to find some place that still had copies but I found some.
time to make some earl grey and read
Amazon's got the Wood Box (that's what I'm calling it now) listed for preorder, currently at $104, with their usual preorder guarantee that if the discount increases, you will pay whatever their lowest price ends up being.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/0786964650/ref...
Wish is was on Amazon.ca...
As far as 2nd edition premium goes: I love the green color of the premuim books but the weak 90's Easley broken hand art is lame. These should have had the 1989 art. The Art choice covers in black border are like 6 dollars and up used on amazon. Btw the premuims are only 32 bucks and change right now as a pre order there. thumbs way down on the art. Bungled that one wotc. I hope the interior is worth forking over the money..
I do agree that they should have used the 1989 versions, they were better formatted and had way better artwork (frankly, the 89 2e DMG has the best cover art of all D&D books IMO). But the premium covers, with the gold-laced logo & green leather look are pretty cool.
Amazon's got the Wood Box (that's what I'm calling it now) listed for preorder, currently at $104, with their usual preorder guarantee that if the discount increases, you will pay whatever their lowest price ends up being.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/0786964650/ref...
Wish is was on Amazon.ca...
And now it is on Amazon.ca!
Have added the Original D&D box, to the list. (I seem to have stopped receiving updates to this thread, so I missed your update).
Nice to see it all in one place. Bit of a shame though that they did 2e so soon after 1e. It's my preferred edition between the two, but they're actually mostly redundant. Would have been better to see the Rules Cyclopedia reprinted first, as there's more difference between it and 1e than there is between 1e and 2e.
I would absolutely love to have a new erattaed Premium D&D Rules Cyclopedia as well as a Hardbound premium edition collecting the books from the boxed set together. This is my favorite D&D rulebook and it has seen so much use over the years (and it's still active) that I would love to get the chance to have erattaed versions. So much so in fact that I would likely buy two or three copies of each just so I can have another waiting in the wings until the first one wears out.
I hope to pick up the 3.5 books, and the OD&D wooden box set, as well. Maybe 4th will get a reprint, as well? I haven't even played 4th, except for the Basic Set (had to get that, it reminded me of my first D&D product, the original basic Red box).
Anyway, just wanted to give a thumbs up to WOTC. You guys really are doing an amazing job on these reprints. My favorite is probably Unearthed Arcana, always loved that tome, and it's original cover. The Barbarian was a personal favorite, for quite a long period of time, lol.
Good show, and can't wait for D&D Next!
Have updated, as has been posted elsewhere, the “Premium 3.5 Edition Dungeons & Dragons Magic Item Compendium” has unfortunately been reprinted without the updated errata -
here is the link to download the Errata
quick question regarding the od&d reprint: it appears the wood box art/engravings have changed?
if you look at what's on the WOTC site now compared to Amazon (or places that posted the pic with the announcement, like Wired Magazine), or the original WOTC announcement, there's a noticeable difference. IMHO it is NOT for the better. The original engravings on the box were simpler and harkened back to the old school days. The new box has color art, etc., that seems out of place.
i hope the previous new version will be available instead...
Ugh, that new art on the box lid is terrible. Not at all happy about that.
I'm more disappointed that it looks like we may have seen the end of this line; I was hoping for more 2e reprints, a BECMI/RC reprint, etc.
arvo_the_arcanist wrote:
sgt_d wrote:
Potential Stealth Update on the OD&D Box.
While the product catalogue continues to say November 19th, Amazon.com has updated their release date to December 17th.
Steve Winter posted a couple pictures of the product on his Facebook page including a look at the previously unseen cover of the box:
It looks rather nice. Still want to know if it's actual wood and not pressboard.
Really, there have been six previews for the product and nothing really on the box or dice, aka what accounts for 80% of the price.
Of course, we don't know when this will be available. The Product Page and recent Previews still have this planned for November 19th (also known as "next Tuesday").
However, amazon.com, Barns & Nobble, and Chapters/Indigo have it scheduled for December 17th. And amazon.ca seems uncertain if it exists.
So we *might* have a few more weeks to get the $100+ to get it (or have the product overlap with Christmas funds). Or online retailers *might* be selling it after stores. We just don't know.
The_Jester wrote:
I emailed customer support and got an answer, there is indeed a dual release date. The game was released to brick and mortar stores one month before mass market online retail stores.
Is there any more news on reprint? I ordered it on Amazon and still haven't received it ( I pre-ordered over a month ago). I talked to Amazon customer service and they say they're waiting on the distributer. Does anyone know what's going on?
Hawk127 wrote:
Legendarius wrote:
Considering the Premium Original D&D I wouldn't pay $150 for the nice wooden boxed set but I would pay $9.99 or possibly $14.99 just out of curiosity to read them in PDF format. It looks like a great giftset for an OD&D player but I never was one. But I am curious enough to buy a cheap PDF without the nice box and dice.