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Twenty first century games AD&D mini rulebook reprints

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#1
realmaster
Mar 19, 2004 17:52:29 Anyone on these boards collect these besides me?
#2
shas-o_02_dup
Mar 20, 2004 9:59:56 Are these the incredibly small ones? If so, no, I wanted to get a dark sun setting, but someone else got to it first.
#3
zombiegleemax
Mar 20, 2004 11:44:39 I have the Greyhawk, Dark Sun, Menzoberranzan, and Ruins of Undermountain mini-box sets, but none of the books. When I was having a problem finding the Grehawk hardback book, I was thinking of getting the mini version of that. Luckily, I happened to find 3 mint copies of the real thing within a few days.
#4
realmaster
Mar 20, 2004 14:33:41
Originally posted by Shas'O
Are these the incredibly small ones? If so, no, I wanted to get a dark sun setting, but someone else got to it first.

I could give you a couple of leads if you are still interested in getting one. My collection has the following:

1st Edition AD&D mini rulebooks:
Monster Manual
Players Handbook
Dungeon Master's Guide
Fiend Folio
Legends & Lore
Monster Manual 2
Dungeoneers Survival Guide
Wilderness Survival Guide
Dragonlance Adventures
Manual of the Planes
Greyhawk Adventures
(still looking for unearthed arcana and oriental adventures)

mini boxed sets:
D&D Basic Set
D&D Expert Set
Slipcase 1 (DL1-8)
Slipcase 2 (DL9-16)
Dark Sun Campaign Setting (original)
The Ruins of Undermountain
Menzoberranzan
Elminster's Ecologies
World of Greyhawk
#5
zombiegleemax
Mar 21, 2004 12:53:24 I've got the Dragonlance sets, the maps are nearly useless in that scale, though the modules can just about be read if you've got good eyesight, i wouldn't buy anymore though
#6
realmaster
Mar 23, 2004 17:59:53
Originally posted by Lost_and_Damned
I've got the Dragonlance sets, the maps are nearly useless in that scale, though the modules can just about be read if you've got good eyesight, i wouldn't buy anymore though

A lot of people have said that they have used these books in a pinch but I think these are more of a collectable than a game day book. I would have loved to have been at the 1999 gencon and seen all the mini books and mini box sets newly released.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 realmaster Mar 19, 2004 17:52:29	Anyone on these boards collect these besides me?
#2 shas-o_02_dup Mar 20, 2004 9:59:56	Are these the incredibly small ones? If so, no, I wanted to get a dark sun setting, but someone else got to it first.
#3 zombiegleemax Mar 20, 2004 11:44:39	I have the Greyhawk, Dark Sun, Menzoberranzan, and Ruins of Undermountain mini-box sets, but none of the books. When I was having a problem finding the Grehawk hardback book, I was thinking of getting the mini version of that. Luckily, I happened to find 3 mint copies of the real thing within a few days.
#4 realmaster Mar 20, 2004 14:33:41	Originally posted by Shas'O Are these the incredibly small ones? If so, no, I wanted to get a dark sun setting, but someone else got to it first. I could give you a couple of leads if you are still interested in getting one. My collection has the following: 1st Edition AD&D mini rulebooks: Monster Manual Players Handbook Dungeon Master's Guide Fiend Folio Legends & Lore Monster Manual 2 Dungeoneers Survival Guide Wilderness Survival Guide Dragonlance Adventures Manual of the Planes Greyhawk Adventures (still looking for unearthed arcana and oriental adventures) mini boxed sets: D&D Basic Set D&D Expert Set Slipcase 1 (DL1-8) Slipcase 2 (DL9-16) Dark Sun Campaign Setting (original) The Ruins of Undermountain Menzoberranzan Elminster's Ecologies World of Greyhawk
#5 zombiegleemax Mar 21, 2004 12:53:24	I've got the Dragonlance sets, the maps are nearly useless in that scale, though the modules can just about be read if you've got good eyesight, i wouldn't buy anymore though
#6 realmaster Mar 23, 2004 17:59:53	Originally posted by Lost_and_Damned I've got the Dragonlance sets, the maps are nearly useless in that scale, though the modules can just about be read if you've got good eyesight, i wouldn't buy anymore though A lot of people have said that they have used these books in a pinch but I think these are more of a collectable than a game day book. I would have loved to have been at the 1999 gencon and seen all the mini books and mini box sets newly released.