Hey Luis,

This is a good website for checking details like that:

http://home.flash.net/~brenfrow/dl/dl.htm

DLE1 and DLA2 sound complete but DL12 is a bit off.  I think I remember checking DL12 a while back and that 156 counters and 55 cards is right.

Sorry, the 56 Talis cards was my typo, its 55, correct, however I'm still counting 148 counters:

16 heavy cavalry;
16 light cavalry;
12 chariot/seadragon/amphidragon/kingofthedeep (total=12)
24 merman
24 sea elf
8 sea hag
48 lacedon

total 148?

Am I missing something?

Also, confirmation of the other two modules would be very appreciated.

Thanks!

elwarzio wrote:Thanks Jason, that one is correct then, the error is in the site listing.

Now I'm going to have to count mine again.

One more bit of help needed...

I have a loose map, number 9132XXX0701 which I believe belong to module DL2, could anyone check it out please.

Thanks again!

Email for corrections is provided:

http://home.flash.net/~brenfrow/faq.htm

I think people have spotted others before, too.

Hope they are getting passed along.

Anyone know who he is?  He's clearly a major collector.

mordrin wrote:Anyone know who he is?  He's clearly a major collector.

Yep, it's me.  I've got a list of corrections that need to be done but just have trouble finding the time these days.  I swear I'll get it done before I die.*










*Unless I die before I get it done.

blackdougal wrote:
Yep, it's me.  I've got a list of corrections that need to be done but just have trouble finding the time these days.

Two items I spotted:

1. TSR 9518 Treasure Tales isn't listed
2. I don't think LNR2 Tales Of Lankhmar actually came with a map

Guy Fullerton wrote:Despite the fact that it has a part code signifying association with DL2, other evidence suggests the map actually came with DL3:
http://216.246.52.77/forum/about6983.html
http://www.dragonlanceforums.com/forums ... p?p=421183

Also, the module content for DL3 more directly pertains to the map than does the module content for DL2.

I do recall reading about this before, but couldn't be sure.  Anyone have shrinked copies to check?

elwarzio wrote:four-color map that is attached to the gatefold cover and is perforated for removal -> is it the one titled elven mosaic area map? I don't understand why call it 4 color?

Luis

The 'four-color' term comes from the printing process. Standard press inks come in 4 colors, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black (CMYK) since you can duplicate most colors with these four (though not all) and you don't have to change inks between jobs. The paper is run through the press four times, once for each ink.

There are also 'spot inks' which are usually pre-mixed colors, of which PANTONE colors are an example. The early monochrome modules used this type of ink since it was less costly, as the paper was only run through the press twice, once for the 'spot' color, and once for Black, hence a 'two-color' job. The downside is that if the next job does not use the same inks, it's time to clean out the press before putting the next inks in. They also ran (or so I hear tell) the blue maps on the inside covers in only Cyan and Magenta, so again, only two trips through the press.

TheHistorian wrote in DL12, DLE1, DLA2:

Guy Fullerton wrote in DL12, DLE1, DLA2:Despite the fact that it has a part code signifying association with DL2, other evidence suggests the map actually came with DL3:
http://216.246.52.77/forum/about6983.html
DL1-16 Insert Bibliography

Also, the module content for DL3 more directly pertains to the map than does the module content for DL2.

Thread necromancy... to see if someone can definitively settle this.  Anyone have a SW copy of DL2 and/or DL3 look at to be sure which actually came with the map?

I don't have a shrink-wrapped DL2 or DL3, but the PDF version (for sale here) thinks the map belongs with DL3.