Or at least the BE part of BECMI. So many of you know I have been learning Spanish. I mainly use Duolingo, but I also print books and audiobooks from Audible. My progress is quite slow I will admit, but the journey is half the fun really.
Back in 2023, I got copies of the Spanish Language D&D 5th edition books for my birthday and Father's Day. But something I have wanted since 2020 are copies of BECMI in another language. I thought I might grab one in German (a language I can still -somewhat- speak) but they are always quite expensive.
So imagine my surprise when, after posting my search for Spanish language ones, actually came through!
They look great, even if I can only sort of read them at the moment. But I know what is in these quite well, so that helps.
It is also fun to compare them to the Spanish D&D 5e books I got last year.
I am NO WHERE near ready to run a game in Spanish D&D. But maybe I could play one later this year.
I might just stick with Basic and Expert. I have not seen a Companion edition out for a very long time. If the price of the German one I was looking at is any indication then it is way outside of my price range.
I also got copies of some adventures (in English) from Pacesetter Games.
I gave Venger's Final Wish to my oldest. He is working on taking his group through all the editions of D&D. More on that later.
Of course, I am a sucker for anything about the Vampire Queen. So this is a nice addition to my collection. Since the Vampire Queen adventure is for B/X then maybe a "Castillo de la Reina Vampiro" is in order.
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Holy Cow! That Venger adventure is now on my bucket list.
Grrr. Still annoyed with Pacesetter for ending sales of their entire (sizeable) miniatures line without warning. I contacted them about what was up two years ago and got told they were deciding what to do with them and would let me know their status soon, and it's been dead silence ever since. If they aren't going to produce them for sale, let another company buy them out from you already and get them back in production. The things were originally sculpted for another (defunct) company's Kickstarter way back when anyway, so they've changed hands at least once already.
Can't stand companies that camp on minis like a dog in a manger.
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