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That is a crap-ton of books. I knew it was a lot, but it is A LOT!!! — For anyone curious about the 1980s AD&D game books, I will shamelessly pimp my two threads and perhaps get the impetus to finish the trilogy...

Clearly we need a follow up series: how much OGL stuff is there anyway?

“First half ogre. Second half. Also ogre.” OK, that has nothing to do with anything, but it makes me laugh. — Would our hypothetical collector want the Paizo Pathfinder magazines, back when they were D&D and not, umm, Pathfinder? Or those don’t count because not WotC published?

No, I meant like Jakandor or some with only a handful of products.

Honestly? 4eD&D. Both XCOM EU/EW and XCOM2 combat feel very much like 4e combat. You could map many of the XCOM abilities directly to encounter or daily powers.

Which settings have the fewest products and page counts? Say bottom 3.

I actually really like this idea and have yoinked it.

Tries to do too much at once and does all of it mediocre-ly.

Thanks. I am a die hard 4e guy but even I think those cards were a dumb product 😁

There are some really good Ferengi episodes in DS9’s run. Definitely they got rehabilitated from their dreadful TNG introduction.

How would the 4e data change if you excluded the packs of cards entirely?

According to my searches there is a plain old Dog in Dragon 399, hunting dog in Dungeon 220, deathdog in Open Grave.

I always thought it was a tall skinny giant. But in the 1980s it’s well known that all creatives were high on coke at all times, so…. (Joking)

“Catacomb” (the short story) was incredibly prescient. It may not be the best written story, but it absolutely nailed the MUD (and later MMO) feel years before such things existed. I still have the torn out pages of that around here somewhere. Yeah, blasphemy I know. What can I say. In those...

These are the first five published in this new format. They intend to do another five which I assume will be numbered 6-10. According to one of the Kickstarter updates, Source