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But in this case it's not really the stores determining what they sell. It's an external force, in the form of Visa, Mastercard, and...

Makes sense - you said your game ended up as X-Files meets Fargo and honestly that seems like a pretty natural direction it would go...

Gotcha. I had no idea exactly what it was trying to do so was ok making it up as I went along. I wasnt really a Supernatural or Buffy...

By store you mean FLGS?

I mean, there's kind of a paucity of "generic playbooks", looking at the consolidated playbooks. That's my issue looking at those. My...

That's not the same thing though, is it? Spending a certain amount monthly or quarterly on adventures/campaigns for an RPG you already...

For real game use, i buy only digital. Dead wood, i treat like art books or comic books. If they are good quality and i like them...

Monster of the Week (PbtA!) is excellent at modeling this. The game started off as a way to play Supernatural, but it does a great job...

Yeah I was looking at that - I've not got the full book, but looking at the consolidated playbooks it seemed like some really strange...

Mod Note: And this is over the line. You know better.

$210 is a pretty huge buy in compared to $60 or even $100 though. Like, a complete core of an RPG for $80? Yeah okay, if I'm definitely...

I basically feel the same way. I buy physical copies from publishers I care about (all the EN Publishing Level Up books, for example...

For me, something like 10% of the stuff I buy ever hits the table. Of that, a lot of it is a one shot, or a few session campaign. The...

I think expensive books make sense, for all the reasons that were stated, and I don't necessarily shy away from them, but after about...

The problem is that its never been generic. Too many of the mechanics are too specific for that (the specifics of classes and spells...