Granted, I have a (sizeable) collection of this material already, but there have always been holes in my personal library. I’ll also add that I’m not going to pay “collectors’ prices” on eBay for what is virtually guaranteed to be a worn down book that smells of pipe smoke and cats… D&D PDFs Mean None of My Groups are Safe from Historyīetween the promise that D&D Next can handle pretty much anything and my love of pillaging maps from published material, those old modules and supplements are going to have a new lease on life. When I wanted a new copy of The Ghost Tower of Inverness I quested for months to no avail. And although I love that “going on an adventure” experience of my used bookstore forays, it’s not a guarantee that I’ll find anything, let alone the thing I’m specifically searching for among the shelves. But then again I have a serious dead tree addiction. I admit, I’m still going to be digging through the shelves of the York Emporium hoping for a lucky find. No more searching through dusty bins in used bookstores for a copy of Fiend Folio that doesn’t have crumbled up Cheetos between the pages! No more realizations as you set up to run an adventure that the book originally contained a poster map that’s no longer there! One PDF later and I’ve got the D&D book I was after. So go find your favorites, even you weirdo’s who have this strange attachment to Second Edition D&D.īehold! ! (And your DriveThruRPG/RPGNow login and account are linked to this sister site already.) And I should point out that although I’m excited about the old school D&D releases, the PDF format books cover the range from Basic/Expert all the way up to 4 th Edition material.

Wizards of the Coast has teamed up with my favorite folks over at and to make a great deal of “old school” Dungeons and Dragons products available in PDF form.

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