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But there is simply no chance that the book would feature any rules system other than the current version of D&D, which is to say 3.5.

For my part, that means there is a 100% chance that I would never, ever buy the book.

Even if the original articles were compiled, unaltered into a .pdf, I would probably not buy them. I already have the Dragon Archive. I would be getting nothing I don't already have. However, for those who missed the Dragon Archive the first time around, this would be a great opportunity to get some great Classic D&D gaming material that is simply not easily available otherwise.

CT

Right now we can't promise there will ever be much more than there is now, but we would certainly like to help Wizards bring some other old products back to market.

Hi. First time post.

I have to say that I love the fact that someone is taking some responsibility for these great old products and making sure that they continue to be legally available to a wide audience.

If you can get authorization to do more products from WotC, the first on your list should be the original Dungeons & Dragons rules. You know, that little brownish box that came out back in 1974. (Or even one of the later printings in the white box.) It's sort of the reason this whole rpg thing exists.

I happen to know that a very nice illegal copy has been floating around the Internet for about 5 years.

Another top priority should be the 1981 Basic and Expert editions of Dungeons & Dragons with the Erol Otus cover art. So many of us got our start in gaming with these, it's not even funny.

Thanks,

Chris