Little help?

[Don Mappin]

Hi, I'm working on something and if anyone has a moment, you could really save me some time.

First, I need the ISBN numbers of all the RPG product that Decipher published for both Trek and LotR. (Including the map sets, adventure games, etc.)

Next, could someone (even a playtester) give me a list of everything that was in the production queue, in whatever format? A lot of this information I can hunt up myself but this would really save me some time.

Thank you!

[whiteknight]

Here are the Lord of the Rings Products as listed on Amazon.com.

Core Rulebook: ISBN: 1582369518
Fell Beasts & Wondrous Magic: ISBN: 1582369569
Moria Boxed Set : ISBN: 1582369585
Fellowship of the Ring Sourcebook: ISBN: 1582369550
Two Towers Sourcebook: ISBN: 1582369593
Heroes Journal: ISBN: 1582369542
LotR Adventure Game: ISBN: 158236950X
Two Towers Adventure Game : ISBN: 1582369577
Narrators Screen: ISBN: 1582369534
Maps of Middle-Earth set II: Cities and Strongholds: ISBN: 1582369674
Maps of Middle-Earth set I: ISBN: 1582369607

EDIT: Here are the Star Trek games that I could find. I don't actually play ST, so if I missed any, someone else will have to fill them in.

Narrator’s Guide: ISBN: 1582369011
Players Guide: ISBN: 1582369003
Star Fleet Operations Manual: ISBN: 1582369046
Narrators Screen: ISBN: 158236902X
Creatures: ISBN: 1582369089
Aliens: ISBN: 1582369070

[Ineti]

Check your email. I sent you a list of the LOTR products that were in the production cycle.

[Don Mappin]

I need a price for Moria, an ISBN for Starships, and the Trek stuff that was in the queue.

Thanks to all that have pitched in.

[First of Two]

According to Amazon:

Worlds's ISBN was to be 1582369097
Through a Glass Darkly was 1582369100
The Klingon Empire was 1582369119
Soldiers and Diplomats was 1582369127
Privateers was 1582369143
DS9 Sourcebook was 1582369151
TNG Sourcebook was 1582369135

[Ineti]

Starships: ISBN 1-58236-906-2, $34.95

Moria: $34.95

No idea on the Trek production queue.

[Don Mappin]

Awesome. Thanks guys!

[Hugh Casey]

Any chance we're going to find out why you needed this info?

[D.S.McBride]

Originally posted by Hugh Casey
Any chance we're going to find out why you needed this info?

Dollars to donuts it has to do with the idea about "jumpstarting" the Decipher RPGs again. Don brought this up in the "Decipher RPG Product Lines Transferred" sticky.

I'd had a picture in my mind of Don in a pinstripe suit, standing over the Decipher CEO, holding a Tommy gun and growling, "I'd advise yuz t'keep dialin', Holland," but the relatively benign ISBN collection seems to have nixed that possibility. Oh well.

I think I can write with a fair degree of confidence, Don, that whatever further assistance the Trek-RPG.net population might provide for this project is yours for the asking.