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#1 tankschmidt Jul 26, 2007 8:55:56	I hope this doesn't count as an advertisement. I have no connection to Goodman games; I'm just pretty excited. In case you don't get over to the 'Foot often enough, I thought I would post this here: http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2204 Goodman games is combining DCC 17 and 17.5 with a bridging adventure into an 80 page module using AD&D 1st edition rules. You can buy it at GenCon or online afterwards. I'm simultaneously drooling and wetting my pants.
#2 robertfisher Jul 26, 2007 9:39:00	Goodman games is combining DCC 17 and 17.5 with a bridging adventure into an 80 page module using AD&D 1st edition rules. You can buy it at GenCon or online afterwards. Thanks for the heads up! I'm simultaneously drooling and wetting my pants. TMI! TMI! (^_^)
#3 shadzar Jul 26, 2007 20:19:06	now how is it they are releasing AD&D material from any edition legally?
#4 robertfisher Jul 26, 2007 20:58:57	now how is it they are releasing AD&D material from any edition legally? The same way that Judges Guild (after they lost the license from TSR, Creations Unlimited, New Infinities, Inner City Games, &c. have done it. Just avoid actually using anything trademarked by Wizards. (Which is, of course, greatly simplifying the legal issues involved. But suffice it to say that this is nothing new. It's been done by many companies for a long, long time.) For instance, you will notice that they never actually say "AD&D", only "1e". Check out the terms that Rob Kuntz, through his Creations Unlimited & Pied Piper brands, uses to publish AD&D compatible material.
#5 chatdemon Aug 02, 2007 8:10:53	I hope this doesn't count as an advertisement. Well, it doesn't really count as Out of Print either... :P I'm just glad it's not OSRIC, really. I enjoy the DCC series, I don't like OSRIC.