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03-22-2016, 07:42 AM
Anyone have a classic Map that came from Pegasus? I'd like a pristine copy if so and will pay for it.
Thanks.
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03-22-2016, 01:34 PM
(03-22-2016, 07:42 AM)Diamond Cutter Wrote: Anyone have a classic Map that came from Pegasus? I'd like a pristine copy if so and will pay for it. I have a copy of one, free of charge, at the Help Guides link: http://fallofromegame.com/alamazeorders/login.php Take it to Kinko's or another printer and try to find the same paper as the original. I have the Classic map available in case it's ever used for a 3rd Cycle game which is technically possible but hasn't been tested yet... 
03-23-2016, 06:27 AM
Thanks Unclemike for that.
I would like an old physical copy of the map as well. I believe they were printed. If you know of any I will pay handsomely for 1 from Pegasus days. 
03-31-2016, 11:10 PM
If I had one left, it would be yours. I am fairly certain that none of mine survived all of the many moves over th decades.
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04-01-2016, 04:56 AM
Me either, one has to have survived though. We'll see.
04-01-2016, 05:14 AM
Over 1500 were produced. We had 1000 active positions after the Dragon Magazine article. The printer at the print shop I had was always a slacker, as I recall: maps took him weeks to do at probably 200 a setting due to the paper size, and color requirements back in 1987 (yes, we had printing presses). I myself don't even have any of those nearly 30 year old maps now. Nice to think they are worth money, though.
I really thought my unopened box of Shogun, from the same year Alamaze won PBM Game of the Year would be worth more than it seems to be. BTW, I do still have an Alpha Black Lotus, probably an 8.5, if not a 9.0. Price seems to have gone from $2000 several years ago to about $8000. Only 1250 made, and the original instructions were to tear it up when you use it. So, who knows how many are around 20+ years later. 
04-01-2016, 01:46 PM
(04-01-2016, 05:14 AM)The Gray Mouser Wrote: Over 1500 were produced. We had 1000 active positions after the Dragon Magazine article. The printer at the print shop I had was always a slacker, as I recall: maps took him weeks to do at probably 200 a setting due to the paper size, and color requirements back in 1987 (yes, we had printing presses). I myself don't even have any of those nearly 30 year old maps now. Nice to think they are worth money, though. I do have 3 copies of the original big classic map. Unfortunately all 3 have a few towns and villages identified in ink. If somebody had the right hardware/ software they could get a good scan of it and then cut and paste over the ink marks. I bet there are a few maps in perfect condition out there. Maybe somebody could get one to the right place and reproduce it.
05-23-2016, 12:58 PM
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