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The OD&D Boxed Set came in at 111 votes (34% of votes) in both a boxed version AND as a hard cover compilation. Not too shabby. D&D Supplements I-V came in at a respectable 84 votes (26% of the vote). There is a lot of love for OD&D out there, at least from the readers of this blog (not a huge surprise).
B 1-9 led amongst the different compilations of the adventures with 86 votes (26%) and the Fiend Folio led the AD&D era books with 77 votes (23%).
So, Wizards, if you're listening, how about getting the Moldvay Basic Set and the Rules Compendium ready for repring after Unearthed Arcana. For old times sake ;)
Nice. But why use the Holmes cover?
ReplyDeleteBecause I posted during lunch and that's the cover Wikipedia linked. Oops :)
ReplyDeleteI do that all the time.. But you got my hopes up for a blue box reprint with blue box dice!
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