Anyone else have the EverQuest Role-Playing Game?

[zanderklocke]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EverQuest_Role-Playing_Game

I acquired the player's handbook, monster book, and dungeon master book a few years ago. Ive never actually played it, but it has really cool artwork of mobs like Vox, and all of the items listed in the books are actual items from in-game.

[Swish]

Nice! Was it a good bargain or collector type price?

[zanderklocke]

Nice! Was it a good bargain or collector type price?

Like $10-15 a book I think?

[Swish]

That's not bad really, I'm not into that stuff really mostly because nobody I know would play...but I bet they're quite rare?

[vermeee]

in torrent u can download it

[Slayde]

I still have my Players Handbook and Monster book on the shelf. Got them when they first came out. Payed far too much for them lol. Like 40 dollars a piece or something.

[McSkippy]

I picked up the Player's Book and a few of the supplemental books to go with it. Always wanted to run a game with it, seemed cool.

[PhillGiroux]

Hmmm...I might have to try and convince a couple buddies that do DnD to run a EQ night and let me join. A few nights at least really.

[blondeattk]

used to be able to buy them in an rpg shop in newcastle. £25 a book or something.

Havent been in there for a while, so dunno if they still for sale.....did have a look through them.

[Swish]

used to be able to buy them in an rpg shop in newcastle. £25 a book or something.

Havent been in there for a while, so dunno if they still for sale.....did have a look through them.

Was it "OOP Rare Mint W@W L@@K!~~~" :o

Shades of old ebay, opportunist pricing. That's about $38-40 btw.

[Kohedron]

No but I have Champions of Norrath and the sequel to it.

It was a darned good game

[jarshale]

For about 5 years there was a complete set of the core books at my local half price books and I never got around to buying it till it was gone. I might have to hit up ebay for a set.

[Coridan]

I have most of the books, even ran a few games. Sadly none of my players were EQ players so it was just another D&D setting to them. Rules wise it is mostly 3.0 D&D with EQ classes, races, spells and a mana system. The stuff is very combat oriented as a result and lacks a lot of the more flavorful spells of D&D. The Bard rules are amazing though and way better than any official Bard in 3.0, 3.5 or Pathfinder.

Lots of great lore tidbits too that come from the developer bible and aren't found elsewhere.

[mgellan]

If anyone wants the books I have a full set I was going to chuck up on eBay shortly, PM me! -- Mg

[Vrez ZVyx]

I have the books also. I think I paid a bit much for them too.

[Naethyn]

I recently purchased the first book and I have to say it is completely awesome. The first 20 pages are just norrath lore. 140 pages of races/classes and a bulk of the book is dedicated to spells (200+ pages). There are ton of neat pictures and lore tid bits along with example characters for reach race/class. Combat is close to dnd.

[gankstar1868]

I just bought all 3.

I've run a lot of 4e and 5e campaigns and im heavily into using roll20.net and big production.

I might try to craft my own hybrid with this.

[iruinedyourday]

Casy a brillant player on red was posting images from it a while ago: http://caseysfuckingcorner.webs.com/

have a great time enjoying that URL btw :D

[Swish]

best webs url in forever.

people who all own them should collaborate and run a game on someones TS.