Goodman Games

Does anyone know where to get copies of the old RPGA magazine, Polyhedron?

(I should say up front that I'm not looking to steal downloads, but I've haven't had any luck finding .pdfs of back issues, for sale or for free.)

RPGA doesn't host them, as far as I can tell. Am I missing something?

Edit...Look at these old covers! Wow!

http://www.acaeum.com/DDIndexes/Periodi ... oly03.html

http://www.acaeum.com/DDIndexes/Periodi ... oly12.html

http://www.acaeum.com/DDIndexes/Periodi ... oly24.html

http://www.acaeum.com/DDIndexes/Periodi ... oly47.html

Nevermind. They seem to be quite the collector's item (for obvious reasons).

Try ebay.

Mike

Yea, you'll have to pay a bit of coin for them.

Harley,

I have a couple of years worth of the old RPGA magazine Polyhedron in one of my storage tubs. I completed an inventory of my D&D adventure modules recently so I'm pretty sure I remember the location of the magazines. I don't remember what the range of issue #'s is, but I'll look them over this weekend and drop you an email of the range of issue #'s. If I have some of the issues you're looking for, I'm sure we can work out some kind of arrangement.

On second thought, I'll just list the ones I have here - I just now pulled the tub from its resting place.

Polyhedron magazine issues on hand:

# 77-118 (Nov 1992 to April 1996)
#122 (August 1996)

If any of these are the ones you're looking for, drop me an email, or remind me and I'll brng them with me to Gen Con.

tacojohn4547

Taco,

Thanks! Mostly I just want to reconnect with the old art and "vibe." When I was a little kid Polyhedron was the product that I told myself I'd get ... once I finished saving up for MMII ... then Fiend Folio ... then Manual of the Planes ... then ...

By the time I was able to afford them, the Polyhedron had moved on to other things, and the precious poineering spirit was gone.

There are some online indices for Poly. I'll go through them and let you know what I'm looking for.

//H