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Time of the Dragon (1989): Taladas, the Other Shattered Continent in Dragonlance. After the long-running and epic DL-series modules come to a close, Dragonlance finally gets its first box set... set on another continent?

Some nice examples of classic AD&D 1e and BECMI D&D hitting the shelves today. www.WaynesBooks.net

Fantasy Crossroads Magazine Lot of 15. Old School 70s fantasy fanzine of the fiction of Robert E. Howard and others. Art by Gene Day, Clyde Caldwell, Gil Kane, and others.

Who remembers Continuous Feed Computer Paper that everybody had in their home printer back in the day?

PAVIS & BIG RUBBLE (1983): Basecamp and Vast City Ruins for Runequest RPG. With Pavis and Big Rubble sets passing through the shop, I made a post today introducing these classic Runequest boxes to a wider D&D audience. They really are a pair, and I love that Chaosium graphically matched the sets. More photos over at my blog post. [Clickable link in my IG bio]

REGULA 1 Deckplans (1987): RPG Adventure Aboard the Space Station from Star Trek II Wrath of Khan. That science lab station from STII Wrath of Khan is super gameable. A quick look over at my photoblog. [clickable link in my IG bio]

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