It's a good way to undercut price gougers. When some jackass goes online and tries to charge ridiculous prices, they make Wizards of the Coast look fantastic by comparison.

I bought the rules cyclopedia for D&D on there a while back 10 bucks, while most amazon sellers charge 60 at the cheapest.

I'd do the same thing. I don't have the money on hand to piss away just because some random person wants to charge as much as they think the market will bear.

And also gotten more use out of that thing, than probably all of my print RPG books combined.

All the better, then. It's pretty hard to beat the combo of maximum usage and minimum cost.

Thinking about getting the Millenium's End bundle, but I don't want to kneecap my budget in case something that's higher priority comes along.

The traveller bundle on there seems to be more my type of thing.

If it included the base info as well, I'd be more interested.
As it is, though, they're sourcebooks without a core. Too much impatience to wait months hoping that the rest of the game shows up.

Ah yeah, that's very true.

They've had Traveller bundles previously, and they do repeat bundles from time to time, but it's still a crapshoot.

Hope WOTC puts up the 1E rulebooks on drivethru, if I have or had the funds that would be insta buy.

They must still be making more money off the core 1st edition books in another form.
There are multiple sourcebooks available, but none of the Player's Handbook/Monster Manual/Dungeon Master's Guide combo that most players would consider essential.

It should happen eventually, though. They have books for Basic that will cover everything needed to play fully, it's just a matter of time until they do the same with 1E.

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