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A bit of story incoming:
While me and 2 friends were working at my old primary school we had to clean up their game-collection and throw anything that was incomplete in the bin.
Just before they trew it in there I snatched a nearly complete(missing lit and some "mini's") 1986 version of bloodbowl, most of the original cardboard figures still in it, those I don't care about, what did draw my attantion when I took it home were the rules and board.
Then I started wondering, will the guys at the FLGS like this, and the anwser was YES.
Anyway, if there's enough animo for this kind of (short) game, I'll be starting up an IG(yes you read correctly) bloodbowl team, guys at the FLGS never really ruleshark anyway.

But there's a big BUT in the way: are the rules still the same?
And is this actually worth anything? A classic maybe? A collectors item?

The games changed a bit, i recomemnd getting your hands on version 5 PLUS, though there is a 6th ed. version out there. (long story, bad ending) and its probably worth something to someone, yes, Fans will buy anything donchaknow.

look on the GW site under specialist games. version *sneeze, cough,hack* ....6 should be availible for download there.