Look what I just spied on Ebay should anyone be interested!

5th Ed. KAP: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/KING-ARTHUR-PENDRAGON-RULEBOOK-RPG-H-BACK-CHAOSIUM_W0QQitemZ120491510605QQcmdZViewItemQQptZU K_Toys_RolePlaying_RL?hash=item1c0dda8b4d

The GPC! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ThE-GREAT-PENDRAGON-CAMPAIGN-RPG-HUGE-H-BACK-CHAOSIUM_W0QQitemZ120491510854QQcmdZViewItemQQptZU K_Toys_RolePlaying_RL?hash=item1c0dda8c46

Load of other bits up there too just now...

Another poor soul who has been forced to dispose of his treasure trove on ebay.
I think I shall be in the running for some of these items! :)

I'm watching it too.

I will go door-to-door and fight each and every one of you for this, no joke

ready to hop on a plane and go across the atlantic for a bare-knuckle match for the right to buy this book

Another copy of 5th Ed. has just been put up as well:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pendragon-5th-Edition-RPG_W0QQitemZ260505193167QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Toy s_RolePlaying_RL?hash=item3ca751cacf

GPC sold for £64.50 and KAP5 sold for £22.50 if I recall. Out of my price range for a second copy.

I figure that my Pendragon 1, 3 or 4 should be enough for any casual queries my players may have.

IF you have a laser printer at home you can print up the GPC or 5th for fairly cheap. I printed mine up from pdf, and had them coil bound for $7.50 each. I think my laser ends up costing about $.03 per page so that ends up being about $6.00 to print 5th ed, about $12 to print GPC and another $15 to bind both. That's a great savings off ebay prices.

I had an injet (I still use it as a scanner) but I think the costs would be prohibitive, at least on the one I used.

Of course it will be a bear when I have to buy a set of refill cartridges at $180, but those will last another 5,000 pages so I haven't much reason to complain in the long run.

Alternatively, some print shops will run a job at $.05-$.10 for black and white, so even at $.10 per page you'd probably see a price of about $30 for printing, plus another $45 for binding. Not a bad way to do things compared to paying £64 for just the GPC.

Besides, there's a certain something about knowing that if you spill coffee on your books you can replace them for less than $20 and not have to worry about some grand quest on ebay.