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2Nd Edition DL Atlas

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#1
zombiegleemax
Jan 21, 2004 20:31:16 Can anyone give me info on this? My girlfreind was gonna get it for me for Xmas and I had no idea it even exsisted. Where could I find one?
#2
Dragonhelm
Jan 21, 2004 21:27:37
Originally posted by Jarvis Wigglefingers
Can anyone give me info on this? My girlfreind was gonna get it for me for Xmas and I had no idea it even exsisted. Where could I find one?

They're pretty rare. Karen Wynn Fonstad is the one who did it. She also did the Realms (also rare), Pern, and Middle-Earth.

It's not going to be easy to find.
#3
dr_teeth
Jan 22, 2004 0:01:50 Its out of print, so best bet is EBAY! Its a great book but its outdated now, theres been so much change to Ansalon since it came out that its a different place now. My favorite DL map was the Trail Map, it was way cool and very hard to find, mine went on a walkabout and has never been seen again.
#4
dragontooth
Jan 22, 2004 23:35:31 How much could one get for a dragonlance Atlas?

I'm glad I have one.
#5
dr_teeth
Jan 22, 2004 23:46:37 Ive seen the Atlas go for around $20 to $25 and the trail map, i saw one go for $40 once
#6
dragontooth
Jan 22, 2004 23:49:15 Guess I'll wait a few decades then before I try and sell it. LMAO Was hoping for more then 25$
#7
zombiegleemax
Jan 23, 2004 1:38:08 Thas what I was afraid of. I know I could get a newer and better version in the new DL sourcebook but I have yet to buy it.....plus I like old stuff. It would just be fun to own the old one. Thanks everyone!!!
#8
zombiegleemax
Jan 23, 2004 11:24:18
Originally posted by Dragonhelm
They're pretty rare. Karen Wynn Fonstad is the one who did it. She also did the Realms (also rare), Pern, and Middle-Earth.

It's not going to be easy to find.

Just a sidenote: I think she did the atlas of middle-earth and that was what court TSR's eye. Anyway she did a great job. Although I have never seen the pern atlas, the three others are pretty good.

Most liberaries should still have old copies, so maybe at a liberary sale. (trashed/old materiale sale? can't find the word, sorry)
#9
zombiegleemax
Feb 03, 2004 13:38:49 I'm looking at my atlas right now. Quite a nice book.

I got mine at a used store for 10$ can. and it is very nice. The origninal price tag on it was 15.95 US in 1987. So I guess it would fetch a nice price today. The TSR code is 8448. But mine is not for sale.

You can usualy get used Dragonlance stuff at http://www.hitpointe.com .

Lord Soth
#10
zombiegleemax
Feb 04, 2004 20:50:39 During the early 90s, one of my friends said he got his when he wrote TSR and complained that they did not have a DL atlas. They send him one for free. Though, he does lie a lot.

I have both DL and the FR atlases which I bought when they were in print.

Also try used books stores in your area. They are full of old D&D stuff.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Jan 21, 2004 20:31:16	Can anyone give me info on this? My girlfreind was gonna get it for me for Xmas and I had no idea it even exsisted. Where could I find one?
#2 Dragonhelm Jan 21, 2004 21:27:37	Originally posted by Jarvis Wigglefingers Can anyone give me info on this? My girlfreind was gonna get it for me for Xmas and I had no idea it even exsisted. Where could I find one? They're pretty rare. Karen Wynn Fonstad is the one who did it. She also did the Realms (also rare), Pern, and Middle-Earth. It's not going to be easy to find.
#3 dr_teeth Jan 22, 2004 0:01:50	Its out of print, so best bet is EBAY! Its a great book but its outdated now, theres been so much change to Ansalon since it came out that its a different place now. My favorite DL map was the Trail Map, it was way cool and very hard to find, mine went on a walkabout and has never been seen again.
#4 dragontooth Jan 22, 2004 23:35:31	How much could one get for a dragonlance Atlas? I'm glad I have one.
#5 dr_teeth Jan 22, 2004 23:46:37	Ive seen the Atlas go for around $20 to $25 and the trail map, i saw one go for $40 once
#6 dragontooth Jan 22, 2004 23:49:15	Guess I'll wait a few decades then before I try and sell it. LMAO Was hoping for more then 25$
#7 zombiegleemax Jan 23, 2004 1:38:08	Thas what I was afraid of. I know I could get a newer and better version in the new DL sourcebook but I have yet to buy it.....plus I like old stuff. It would just be fun to own the old one. Thanks everyone!!!
#8 zombiegleemax Jan 23, 2004 11:24:18	Originally posted by Dragonhelm They're pretty rare. Karen Wynn Fonstad is the one who did it. She also did the Realms (also rare), Pern, and Middle-Earth. It's not going to be easy to find. Just a sidenote: I think she did the atlas of middle-earth and that was what court TSR's eye. Anyway she did a great job. Although I have never seen the pern atlas, the three others are pretty good. Most liberaries should still have old copies, so maybe at a liberary sale. (trashed/old materiale sale? can't find the word, sorry)
#9 zombiegleemax Feb 03, 2004 13:38:49	I'm looking at my atlas right now. Quite a nice book. I got mine at a used store for 10$ can. and it is very nice. The origninal price tag on it was 15.95 US in 1987. So I guess it would fetch a nice price today. The TSR code is 8448. But mine is not for sale. You can usualy get used Dragonlance stuff at http://www.hitpointe.com . Lord Soth
#10 zombiegleemax Feb 04, 2004 20:50:39	During the early 90s, one of my friends said he got his when he wrote TSR and complained that they did not have a DL atlas. They send him one for free. Though, he does lie a lot. I have both DL and the FR atlases which I bought when they were in print. Also try used books stores in your area. They are full of old D&D stuff.