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| #1fey_felineMay 25, 2013 18:34:03 | Not seeing much love for any of these settings on D&D Classics. Eberron books are hard to find, and the old 2e box sets have all long ago vanished into private collections or turned into dust. I'd kill to see these re-released as pdfs. |
| #2QuasaduMay 27, 2013 8:38:12 | I think the plan is to eventually have everything... but at the rate of about four products a week it's going to take a while. They have been adding quite a bit of Planescape stuff, just not the boxed sets - hopefully those will be coming soon. |
| #3sgt_dMay 27, 2013 22:50:40 | What I would absolutely love to see is for the campaign setting box sets to get the same treatment as the 1e module series that WotC has reissued (A-series, etc.) and re-release them in a series of premium hardcovers. Not that it will ever happen, tho... |
| #4OskarOisinsonJun 17, 2013 11:23:32 | What I would absolutely love to see is for the campaign setting box sets to get the same treatment as the 1e module series that WotC has reissued (A-series, etc.) and re-release them in a series of premium hardcovers. Word. I would buy the Dark Sun and potentially Planescape ones. Those things were made of flavour and, while I'm personally kind of stoked on 5e, I still find myself mining 2e for setting info and ideas. I would get both of those settings just to have a tangible book full of the art. |
| #5ellivaaJun 17, 2013 11:25:42 | I would definitely buy the Dark Sun reprints. |
| #6primuspilushbJun 18, 2013 6:21:21 | I would definitely buy the Dark Sun reprints. ^this |