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GAMES and PARTS PRICE LIST EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 26, 1988 ICHARGE' Ordering Information 2 ~®;: Role-Playlng Games 1~ 3 -M.-. Fantasy and Science Fiction Games I 3 .-I ff.i I . Mllltary Slmulatlons ~ 4 k-r.· \ .. 7 Strategy /Wargames I 5 (~[~i\l\ri The General Magazine I 7 tt1IJ. Miscellaneous Merchandise I ~ 8 ~-.....Leisure Tlme/Famlly Games I 8 ~ General Interest Games ~ 9 JC. Jigsaw Puzzles 9 ~XJ Sports Illustrated Games 1~9 Lh Discontinued Software micl"ocomputel" ~cmes 1 o Microcomputer Games micl"ocomputel" ~cmes 11 ~ Discontinued Parts List I 12 ~. How to Compute Shipping 16 Telephone Ordering/Customer Services 16 1989 AVALON HILL CHAMPIONSHIP CONVENTION •The national championships for numerous Avalon Hill games will be held sometime in 1989 somewhere in the Baltimore, MD region. If you would like to be kept informed of the games being offered in these national tournaments, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: AH Championships, 4517 Harford Rd., Baltimore, MD 21214. We will notify you of the time, place and games involved when details are finalized. For Credit Card Orders Call TOLL FREE 1·800·638·9292 Numbered circles represent wargame complexity rating on a scale of 1 to 10: 10 being the most complex. ---ROLE PLAYING GAMES THIS IS a complete listing of all current and discon­ HOW TO COMPUTE SHIPPING: tinued games and their parts listed in group classifica­ BILLAPPLELANE 10.00 See the last page of this booklet. RUNEOUEST-A Game of Action*, Imagination&VlLOI v.~~....~ ·: tions. Parts which are shaded do not come with the IN A RUSH? We can cut the red tape and handle your and Adventure SNAKEPIPE HOLLOW 10.00 (/!?!! game. but are variants and/or accessories to the game. credit card purchase on a SPECIAL basis, with minimal St1nd1rd RUNEQUEST 15.00 LAND OF NINJA . 16.00 Discontinued games and parts are listed on the last delay. This IN HOUSE service will cost $1 .00 extra and Books: Rules, Spells . EA. 6.00 Books : Players, GM .. 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