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Obscure in the sense that you had to try and find a book that wasn't beat to hell in order to play it. Now with digital versions I don't have to worry that half the pages have crayon drawn in them if ordered from Ebay.

A review and discussion of some of the most absurd creatures in the Dungeons & Dragons 1st Edition Monster Manual.

I've seen more 3rd Edition books on old shelves in used bookstores than 1E. Your miles may vary.there are warehouses full of Basic and 1edADnD books in Taiwan. Not that obscure.

Just not that in demand in the current decade. Edit: and 2edADnD. The complete book of blank in thousands of copies. Crate after crate. Yes, they are in English.

All PDFs by WotC are in English. If you want to get them, you need to register an account with DnD Classics (which is actually the same as Drivethru, RPGNow and possibly several other names) and then you pay with either a credit card or PayPal. There shouldn't be any problems in ordering them from Taiwan. I'm in Italy and I can buy them.Desh-Rae-Halra wasn't talking about buying D&D pdfs from Taiwin. He was talking about the books stored in taiwanese warehouses that diaglo mentioned above. The campaign that our group will be starting next week got me to thinking about martial arts role-playing games in general. I am probably by no means an aficionado of martial arts movies, or media, but I have enjoyed some Chinese martial arts films over the years (my first college roommate was/is a martial artist and fan of the movies).

Plus, I am more of a fan of contemporary settings, and unfortunately the number of games that combine these two things are few. However, today I am going to talk about the Tianxia: Blood, Silk and Jade role-playing game from Jack Norris and.

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