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I'm not sure if it was you or Kenzer who brought Otus back. You run Hackmaster, don't you? My first clue was that you used the word "gawdawful" in an earlier post... Unfortunately customers want what they want regardless of the good reasons companies have for buying products. Customers wh...

I assume the yellow corner changes were made due to customer feedback asking for clear labeling to clue them in better on what the content was. Treebore's close. The yellow stripe is a history of the first two major cases of confusion in the marketplace as it relates to DCC modules. The first case ...

First, let me assure everyone here that I'm not trying to be rude. If it is taken that way, I apologize in advance. Second, when I say "you" I don't mean "you-you," I mean it in the general sense. If I refer to or address someone, I'll say their name. I'll say this again: I'm no...

What if the covers had not changed at all? Even if the module clearly stated that it was compliant with 4E, wouldn't there be a stink about Goodman Games "misleading" people with the cover art? The buying public has been led to expect 3.X content from such cover art, and they could certai...

Why not just come out with 4e adventures and not bother calling them Dungeon Crawl Classics. If the goal is to use the new cover art to attract new blood, then something has definitely changed. Changing the covers says something dramatic. It is a change in the basic thinking of what the DCC line is ...

No denigration intended. Strictly factual - the module contributors are the same, the modules play just like the classics, and there are folks making judgments based strictly on cover art. If covers are driving 100% of a purchasing decision, then maybe I should be publishing art books instead of ad...

Your cover art is what grabs your customers. It is the face of the DCC line and the perception is that with 4e you have abandoned the classic in favor of looking like any other game companies product. Well, for those who judge books completely by their covers, I guess that is the perception they wo...

It's interesting to me to hear how the 4E modules are being perceived. All the interior art is by Doug Kovacs, who has been illustrating the DCC series since #17: Legacy of the Savage Kings. He's famous among some of the hard-core DCC fans for dating his illustrations from the 80's. The cover art i...

And, please, go back to the classic look or call them Dungeon Crawl Modern. Calling the new artwork 'classic' makes no sense. Have you read one of our 4E modules yet? I have to convert all these back to 1e. What made the pre-modern art DCCs so appealing to start with is that the artwork was immedia...

Last time I was at Games Plus, they still had a shrink wrapped copy... I'll have to check, but some places list them as in stock, like troll & toad till you try to order them then you find out they are listed as being on back-order. And, please, go back to the classic look or call them Dungeon ...

Ah. It's sold out in our warehouse. Some retailers and distributors may still have it on our shelves. We continue to promote it to assist them in selling what they have purchased. Believe me I've contacted just about every retailer out there. This puppy is gone, baby gone. I wouldn't even mind payi...

Also, can you update your linking page? Your new realease of DCC#30 boxed keeps getting my hopes up only to have them dashed when I realize that this is sold out. "Linking page"... which is that? Can you give me a direct link? Thanks, Joseph The link you provided in this thread takes you ...

We did a shorter run of DCC #52 since it was published after 4E was announced, and it sold out. A number of people who played in the tournament didn't get copies, so we're doing another short run to make sure it's available for all tournament participants (and others who get in their orders before ...

I heard it mentioned that there may be more DCC#52s becoming available shortly? Is this true or just wishful thinking?

Subscription? One can get a subscription? Very nice! This is my first post here. Hello! Hello! Welcome to the boards. The subscription details can be found by clicking the "Subscription" button on the left of this page: http://www.goodman-games.com/dungeoncrawlclassics.html It's a shame y...

JZ, Let us know how your search for DCC #35 goes. There is a SW copy sitting on the shelf at my FLGS. It isn't discounted, but it is still in shrinkwrap, so there's a tradeoff. I'd buy it for myself, but I already have DCC# 35 in both print and pdf and I don't think I need a second copy. If you don...

I've never adventured in the Greyhawk setting, but have always wanted to. I got into D&D when I was 13, which was '94, and started playing in Dark Sun and Forgotten Realms... There are very different versions of the Greyhawk setting. Originally it was published without a great deal of detail. T...

Castle Whiterock is the best 3rd edition boxed set, imho. :) The 51.5 prequel is excellent too. Some other gems you may want to try and get your hands on before they are gone... #7 The Secret of Smuggler's Cove #13 Crypt of the Devil Lich (very ToH like) #16 Curse of the Emerald Cobra #26 The Scaly...

Posted this on the Acaeum but thought it was even more appropriate for this forum. <y Goodman order arrived this afternoon. If you haven't picked up at least one DCC51 Castle Whiterock you should do it soon. This thing is a monster. It reminds me of the old SPI detergent box games. You could easily ...

Performing a little thread necromancy here... So, have any of you creative DM's placed any more of the DCC adventures in good ol' Greyhawk for your gaming groups? If so, what locations have you identified for the DCC's? There are some good suggested locations above, but there have been a lot of DCC...

I too liked the old-school look the 3.5 DDC's have, but I can certainly understand GG wanting to update it for 4E. I suspect the adventure content will still be just as cool. I haven't tried 4e. I've heard it is more akin to a table top mini game, which the people saying it seem to be using as a ne...

Yeah, if you go to http://www.drivethrurpg.com, it's very clear that it's only a matter of time before the 3.5 DCC's become unavailable in .pdf form, which makes me kinda sad. I think GG does great stuff and I'd like to be able to give them more of my money, but I don't intend to invest in 4E for t...

Why would the pdf's disappear? Is this part of the 4e switchover? If your company is making the jump to 4th Edition, you can't continue selling your 3.x stuff after a certain point. :? So that is a mandatory thing. I'd heard something about that but didn't think it was mandatory, just a logical ste...

DCC # 35 is already available as a pdf. A 300+ MB pdf! Check for it at these locations: http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?cPath=190&products_id=16180&it=1 http://www.yourgamesnow.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=846 taco Just bought one and tried to download...

Since it looks like the 3.5 and 1E .pdf versions of DCC's are going to be disappearing, I'm thinking about buying all of them at once (except for maybe the Known Realms, which I already own in .pdf). Is there an easier way making such a purchase without having to sift through Drivethrurpg and click...