How to find Dragons at Dawn ?

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Hi

I recently heard about Dragons at Dawn and would like to buy it.

But I can not find where to get it.

Ideally I would have liked to buy a paper version and as a last resort a pdf version.

Even in pdf on drivethrurpg.com it is not available.

Any idea?

[Finarvyn]

My info may be obsolete, but here's what my memory tells me about D@D: my understanding is that it's not for sale at the moment. I think there was a plan to revise it and issue a 2nd edition so all sales were put on hold, but then other projects and Real Life got in the way.

An old thread, but this is what we know...
odd74.proboards.com/thread/7761/announcement-regarding-future-sales

[aldarron]

Thanks for your interest! Well, I only sold the game for a couple years, then I focused on CoZ, with the thought of reissueing a revised D@D someday. There was, and continues to be a wealth of new info regarding gaming in the twin cities - and yet some details remain elusive. In short, an updated version of D@D might appear, but at the moment it is pretty far down on my list of projects, and depends really on cracking certain research problems regarding combat. Meanwhile, let me suggest that if you are interested in incorporating more Arneson in your game, Champions of ZED and The Book of Elder Magic are full of Twin Cities goodness.

[tec97]

You can sometimes find a copy for sale on Ebay (Noble Knight) - but it isn't cheap...

I'll throw out however that if you re-issue, either a run yourself or a PoD, I'm certainly in for a copy.

[thegreyelf]

Man, I didn't realize Dragons at Dawn came out around the same time as Spellcraft & Swordplay. Man, those were heady days. We were all producing stuff like tomorrow might not come...

[tec97]

Umm, so I just bought a Nook copy of Dragons at Dawn from Barnes & Noble dot com. Not ideal, but if any of you are still looking for this and don't want to pay the $175.00 Aaron Leeder price for one, it's an option.