reasonable condition copies of Supplements 2, 10 and 13 (Animal Encounters,
Solomani Rim, and Charts and Forms) that they would be willing to sell or
trade? These are the only three "little black books" that I don't have...
because I never felt that I needed them. Now, it's a matter of completing the
collection.
Which reminds me...I mentioned yesterday that I have been re-reading the
classic Traveller books over the last couple of days in order to prepare
some sort of argument for GDW. Upon reflection, I am beginning to think
that the GDW sales system of Books, Supplements, Adventures and Games was
probably the best organized (that is, the most 'user friendly') system that
has ever been published. More recent GDW publications (say, COACC) have
certainly forced one to buy material that may be of very marginal use
(such as the Eddum Campaign) in order to get material that was considered
desirable (like an aircraft system, however badly flawed, which is a
related issue). Is there anybody else out there who strongly agrees or
disagress about this business of organization?
Rob Dean
(P.S. Does anyone have a spare copy of "The Traveller Book"? Softcover or
hardcover would be acceptable...I've got SORAG, Vanguard Reaches and Beyond
that I could be persuaded to trade, after xeroxing, of course.)