Quite usefull if you still play the 1st AD&D game. Otherwise, still makes a good historical document.

Quite usefull if you still play the 1st AD&D game. Otherwise, still makes a good historical document.

Quite usefull if you still play the 1st AD&D game. Otherwise, still makes a good historical document.

This is it! The real deal. One of the best versions of one of the best products in RPG history!

This is it! The real deal. One of the best versions of one of the best products in RPG history!

This is it! The real deal. One of the best versions of one of the best products in RPG history!

Nice, if only for the stats on many canonical characters.

Only usful if you're into the old AD&D toy line. See also AC1 The Shady Dragon Inn.

Great set to have if your into the 4th (Mentzer) edition. Complete and well done.

Wish this were the 3rd (Cook) edition. It's almost the same, but has a different version of the Isle of Dread module (also avaiable).

REAL SAD! Many pages are missing, and this 3rd edition was not only unpopular, but all the other PDFs available for Gamma World are for other editions!!! Almost unplayable. I shouldn't have bothered wasting my money.

For some reason this came with two scans, one dark and one light. Still, it was great to see what D&D was like in 1976!

This product is missing the maps for the Keep itself and the surrounding wilderness, making it difficult to use. There is also apparently a frog drawn or stamped to one of the first pages. Other than that it's ok.

Grab it! I took a chance, not being into Mentzer's edition, but my download also included the older blue covered sheets with Erol Otus artwork!

Good sheets to have, but this version has the 1984 cover, leaving it a little out of place with some of the other products available at the time.