What's the most expensive RPG product you've bought?

[Zio_the_dark]

Almost 30 years of pretty much non stop Magic Card purchases? Haaaa...

Haha I stopped playing legacy a few years ago and sold my collection...to buy a ford focus rs so 30 years of non stop magic card puechases.....well let's not count ^^

 

[Imaculata]

A full case of minis of season 7 and I still had to buy on the secondary market to get all the minis. I think that was $400. Books are over $50 here with tax.

Woa, that sounds like a treasure trove of minis. Got a picture by any chance?

 

[R_J_K75]

I know Ive spent quite a bit on some out of print boxed sets, books and minis over the years but nothing over $100 USD that I can recall. As far as I can remember brand new single product was the original Ptolus in 2006.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Beadle and Grimm's Silver edition of Ghosts of Saltmarsh would be the most I've ever spent on a single product. Runner-up would be the deluxe re-release of OD&D Wizards put out a few years ago.

 

[Sacrosanct]

I imagine with COVID lockdowns, we are seeing a lot more $100+ purchases from people who are buying the book packages on platforms like roll20 or D&Dbeyond.

 

[Voadam]

I just spent $40 on the Invisible Sun Humble Bundle which includes the $99 Invisible Sun PDF.

That's probably the most expensive PDF I now own.

I buy a lot of bundles but not that much on individual higher ticket items.

 

[dragoner]

I bought the full color version of the m-space book, shipped from Sweden, was about $60. I have spent more, but that's for multiple items, like the four disks for the price of three from Far Future Enterprises, $114 at the time for nearly 700 Traveller pdf's. FFE- Far Future Enterprises: RPGs Role-Playing Games from GDW, IGI, and FFE

 

[Cadence]

Don't remember the exact price, but want to say $75 for the 1st printing of Deities and Demigods several years ago.

 

[Ath-kethin]

I backed the Astonishing Swordsmen and Sorcerers of Hyperboria 2e game at the PDF level (which was $15 IIRC), then after it was done realized just how foolish that was and spent another $100+ on a hardcopy of the book.

I spent $169 or so on the Altar Quest boardgame, which I feel counts mostly because I'm trying to fill my HeroQuest Jones with it.

But I feel I'm small potatoes in this crowd

 

[Fenris-77]

If I set aside Miniature purchases (damn you Forgeworld!) then the most expensive single RPG book I've ever purchased would be the pre-release copy of Swords of the Serpentine I bought a couple of weeks ago. The book itself is reasonable for a hardback, but after shipping to the godforsaken place I live it was like $90 CDN. A small price to pay though, for what is currently my favorite game.