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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Traditional Games > TG As An Industry - Past, Present, Future

MollyMetroid: Jan 20, 2004; Trout Clan Daimyo

Rand Brittain posted:

Okay, I�m game. I�m sorry I called you a liar and insincere. It doesn�t really look good on me, does it, after all the talking I did about how RPGnet is so superior for not letting insult people, to say a thing like that.

Were you born this much of a dense shithead or did you take lessons?

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MollyMetroid: Jan 20, 2004; Trout Clan Daimyo

Alien Rope Burn posted:

Some 3.5 books are worth money, namely later / low-print. Core books are also decent sellers, though you're probably not going to necessarily get MSRP. 3.5 PHB is definitely worth more than Exalted 2e, the demand has remained fairly constant.

3.0 ain't worth a thing, though. I only got anything for it because I had the CD and sample adventure intact.

It's worth noting that right around when 4e and the "graduate your game" thing from Exalted came out, 3.5 corebooks were in short supply--and since Graduate Your Game required the retailer to physically destroy the 3.5 corebooks to send to WW to get reimbursed...

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