Mongoose Publishing Classic Play Series
Tetsubo
Mongoose Publishing? I'm looking to flesh out my 3E library.
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tussock
> Does anyone have a list of every book in the Classic Play series by
> Mongoose Publishing? I'm looking to flesh out my 3E library.
The internet archive bought up the following from their old classic
play page, which someone was still trying to link to so google could
tell me where it used to live. Ain't the internet grand.
MGP8801 Book of Strongholds n Dynasties
MGP8802 Book of Dragons
MGP8803 Book of Encounters and Lairs
MGP8804 Book of Adventuring
MGP8805 Book of the Sea
MGP8806 Book of the Planes
MGP8881 Book of Hell
MGP8808 Book of Immortals
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tussock
Yet another new computer dies as the old 166MMX lives on. Egads, Win98.
Tetsubo
Thanks. My Google-fu is weak.
Keith Davies
> Tetsubo wrote:
>> Does anyone have a list of every book in the Classic Play series by
>> Mongoose Publishing? I'm looking to flesh out my 3E library.
>
> The internet archive bought up the following from their old classic
> play page, which someone was still trying to link to so google could
> tell me where it used to live. Ain't the internet grand.
I've got some of them. Dragons, Planes, and Immortals all do some good
things. If _Book of Hell_ is the one I think it is, I'm pretty sure
I've got it and liked it. They had a setting briefly, _Infernum_, that
seemed somewhat based on it that did some very interesting things.
> MGP8801 Book of Strongholds n Dynasties
think got it
> MGP8802 Book of Dragons
got it, like it mostly
> MGP8803 Book of Encounters and Lairs
don't got it
> MGP8804 Book of Adventuring
don't got it
> MGP8805 Book of the Sea
got it
> MGP8806 Book of the Planes
got it, like it
> MGP8881 Book of Hell
think got it
> MGP8808 Book of Immortals
got it, like it
> Yet another new computer dies as the old 166MMX lives on. Egads, Win98.
Dude, wood-burning computers last forever as long as you clean the soot
out regularly.
Keith
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tussock
> tussock wrote:
> > Tetsubo wrote:
> >> Does anyone have a list of every book in the Classic Play series by
> >> Mongoose Publishing? I'm looking to flesh out my 3E library.
>
> > The internet archive bought up the following from their old classic
> > play page, which someone was still trying to link to so google could
> > tell me where it used to live. Ain't the internet grand.
>
> I've got some of them. Dragons, Planes, and Immortals all do some good
> things. If _Book of Hell_ is the one I think it is, I'm pretty sure
> I've got it and liked it. They had a setting briefly, _Infernum_, that
> seemed somewhat based on it that did some very interesting things.
Thanks for the reviews.
> > Yet another new computer dies as the old 166MMX lives on. Egads, Win98.
>
> Dude, wood-burning computers last forever as long as you clean the soot
> out regularly.
Heh, there was a small trace of soot in the new one, but cleaning
it out didn't help. It'll just need a new power pack (lights still
flash, fans turn over, except the one in the power pack, so that's the
problem), and given that's the second one to fail here in three years,
I'll need a better class of surge protector. Great excuse to get a
UPS. And maybe some other stuff too. 8]
Besides, this thing's way more up to date than the DX2-66 it
replaced, or the 286 I kinda had custody of before that. I can even
run Firefox on it, and 2.0.0.20 with noscript isn't that badly out of
date, though it's kinda slow to load, 64 MB of ram and all.
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tussock
Now to try and put together some money. 8[
Ubiquitous
wrote:
> Does anyone have a list of every book in the Classic Play series by
> Mongoose Publishing? I'm looking to flesh out my 3E library.
No, but I can tell you what I have downloaded... (about 30-something)
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