DnD books
phy
folio for 5 bucks, a 3.5 edition Heroes of Horror (I know I am
misremembering the name...) book for 5 bucks and a 4th edition players
handbook for 9 dollars. I passed on all three...
-phy
Tetsubo
You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio. Not to
mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
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phy
news:hhht73$2ob$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
> phy wrote:
>
>> At an odd-lot type store/surplus type store I found a first edition
>> fiend folio for 5 bucks, a 3.5 edition Heroes of Horror (I know I am
>> misremembering the name...) book for 5 bucks and a 4th edition
>> players handbook for 9 dollars. I passed on all three...
>>
>> -phy
>
> You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio. Not
> to
> mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
>
Hmmm... you have a point. Maybe I will get it if I still can and try my
luck on ebay. This is the Bible Belt so there is a good chance it is still
there.
-phy
Tetsubo
Also so check Amazon for prices. I sell books through Amazon.
Ubiquitous
wrote:
> You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio. Not to
> mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
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Ubiquitous
wrote:
> Also so check Amazon for prices. I sell books through Amazon.
I've had no locuk with Amazon. They severely undercharge for S&H
and a couple people left baseless negative reviews.
Baird Stafford
Tetsubo <tet...@comcast.net> wrote:
> phy wrote:
>
> > At an odd-lot type store/surplus type store I found a first edition fiend
> > folio for 5 bucks, a 3.5 edition Heroes of Horror (I know I am
> > misremembering the name...) book for 5 bucks and a 4th edition players
> > handbook for 9 dollars. I passed on all three...
> >
> > -phy
>
> You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio. Not to
> mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
Yep. It has the carbuncle, the flumph and several other critters that
appeared nowhere else.
Baird
--
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there is. -Yogi Berra
Tetsubo
> In article <hhht73$2ob$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
> Tetsubo <tet...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>
>>phy wrote:
>>
>>
>>>At an odd-lot type store/surplus type store I found a first edition fiend
>>>folio for 5 bucks, a 3.5 edition Heroes of Horror (I know I am
>>>misremembering the name...) book for 5 bucks and a 4th edition players
>>>handbook for 9 dollars. I passed on all three...
>>>
>>>-phy
>>
>> You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio. Not to
>>mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
>
>
> Yep. It has the carbuncle, the flumph and several other critters that
> appeared nowhere else.
>
> Baird
>
And as is widely known, the flumph is the greatest monster in the game. :)
phy
news:hhjp33$82r$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
> Baird Stafford wrote:
>
>> In article <hhht73$2ob$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
>> Tetsubo <tet...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>phy wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>At an odd-lot type store/surplus type store I found a first edition
>>>>fiend folio for 5 bucks, a 3.5 edition Heroes of Horror (I know I am
>>>>misremembering the name...) book for 5 bucks and a 4th edition
>>>>players handbook for 9 dollars. I passed on all three...
>>>>
>>>>-phy
>>>
>>> You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio.
>>> Not to
>>>mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
>>
>>
>> Yep. It has the carbuncle, the flumph and several other critters
>> that appeared nowhere else.
>>
>> Baird
>>
>
> And as is widely known, the flumph is the greatest monster in the
> game. :)
>
Too bad they went extinct.
-phy
phy
news:hhi7li$gi4$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
> phy wrote:
>
>> Tetsubo <tet...@comcast.net> wrote in
>> news:hhht73$2ob$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
>>
>>
>>>phy wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>At an odd-lot type store/surplus type store I found a first edition
>>>>fiend folio for 5 bucks, a 3.5 edition Heroes of Horror (I know I am
>>>>misremembering the name...) book for 5 bucks and a 4th edition
>>>>players handbook for 9 dollars. I passed on all three...
>>>>
>>>>-phy
>>>
>>> You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio.
>>> Not to
>>>mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Hmmm... you have a point. Maybe I will get it if I still can and try
>> my luck on ebay. This is the Bible Belt so there is a good chance it
>> is still there.
>>
>> -phy
>
> Also so check Amazon for prices. I sell books through Amazon.
>
I just checked prices on Amazon. The day you suggested doing this I looked
on ebay. It wouldn't be worth my while.
-phy
Tetsubo
Not in my campaigns. They thrive in great floating pods...
Tetsubo
My limit is ten bucks. If I can't make more than that I don't sell the
book. I either add it to my collection, give it away or trade it at a
brick & mortar store.
Baird Stafford
phy <phy...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I would agree with you, except that I don't want to start a flame war
with Tetsubo! He has too many weapons.
Baird
who collected all he could when they were posted to the binary groups
Tetsubo
I'm still posting my own sketches on my DA page. :)
Ubiquitous
>Baird Stafford wrote:
>> Tetsubo <tet...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>> You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio. Not to
>>> mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
>>
>> Yep. It has the carbuncle, the flumph and several other critters that
>> appeared nowhere else.
>
> And as is widely known, the flumph is the greatest monster in the game. :)
I hear they are quite tasty when impaled on a stick and cooked over an
open fire.
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Tetsubo
> tet...@comcast.net wrote:
>
>>Baird Stafford wrote:
>>
>>> Tetsubo <tet...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>
>>>>You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio. Not to
>>>>mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
>>>
>>>Yep. It has the carbuncle, the flumph and several other critters that
>>>appeared nowhere else.
>>
>> And as is widely known, the flumph is the greatest monster in the game. :)
>
>
> I hear they are quite tasty when impaled on a stick and cooked over an
> open fire.
>
>
Well, seeing as they are a sentient species, fully as intelligent as
humans that would be murder, possibly cannibalism depending on how you
define it.
phy
news:hhtf6n$6eg$2...@news.eternal-september.org:
> Ubiquitous wrote:
>
>> tet...@comcast.net wrote:
>>
>>>Baird Stafford wrote:
>>>
>>>> Tetsubo <tet...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>>You could have probably turned a profit with the Fiend Folio. Not
>>>>>to mention it is one of the all time great monster manuals.
>>>>
>>>>Yep. It has the carbuncle, the flumph and several other critters
>>>>that appeared nowhere else.
>>>
>>> And as is widely known, the flumph is the greatest monster in the
>>> game. :)
>>
>>
>> I hear they are quite tasty when impaled on a stick and cooked over
>> an open fire.
>>
>>
>
> Well, seeing as they are a sentient species, fully as intelligent
> as
> humans that would be murder, possibly cannibalism depending on how you
> define it.
>
I didn't think it was obvious that they were as intelligent as they
really were.
-phy
Baird Stafford
phy <phy...@yahoo.com> wrote:
And if you were aligned to Good, you couldn't even kill 'em....
Tetsubo
I think the same could be said of most humans...
phy
september.org:
>> I didn't think it was obvious that they were as intelligent as they
>> really were.
>>
>> -phy
>
> I think the same could be said of most humans...
It is usually obvious that they are as stupid as they really are.
-phy