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| All purchased over a decade or so... |
Good sales pitch eh?
I have no idea on the RPG system as I've never played it, but its probably no better. However the source books are all good reads and I've read damned near all of them! In fact I own damned near all of them...or at least I did till I shipped them all out via Fedex last Friday. Noble Knight Games, which is one of my sources of non-GW minis (most notably my Grymn), excepts trade-ins, and after perusing my inventory via an emailed list and photos, I'm getting an amazing credit of $130 for them! Holy crap! I figured I'd be offered something like $20-$50 at most! They even covered the shipping costs!
Unsurprisingly, it didn't take very long (oh...about 30 minutes) to figure out how to spend that $130 on their website! That being a new X-Wing battle-mat, Cards Against Humanity (Wolfy's been wanting that for quite awhile), and a bunch of CBT terrain so I can trash the now mostly shot-to-hell paper buildings (there were many casualties when one of our kitties jumped into the open storage box!). I still have a half dozen Gear minis left, just in case the next incarnation of Heavy Gear Blitz, which is currently in beta testing, is more fun than all of the earlier ones (and it better improve by a wide margin!).
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to ransack our bookcases again...
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Fascinating. I wonder what I can get for some of my old D20 books that I want to ditch?
Send them a list and some photos of what ya got.
Don't anyone tell him about the new Kickstarter they did.
Oh I'm well aware of that, but see my comments on whether or not they revise the rules into something fun, instead of headache inducing (and locally, I'm not alone in that opinion). That and the KS was mainly to get them set up to produce minis in plastic, which I can applaud as assembling metal gears has rarely been an enjoyable experience...
Well at least you scored on the books.
:)
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