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Dumb question: what is a "collectible" game? Is a "non-collectible" miniatures game something like Wrath of Ashardalon or those Jim Henson movie (Labyrinth, Dark Crystal) board games?

I just can't get past the $500 asking price. I really want these sorts of things in general to do well: Dungeons & Dragons certainly deserves the premium treatment, and things like the FLGS exclusive versions of various source book releases are awesome, but if you're going to ask someone for...

I don't doubt that at all. I nabbed myself for unpainted caverns sets (I figured it's not as important for caverns to be painted and worse comes to worst it seemed fairly straightforward to paint them) and fortunately have spent less than three hundred dollars total. The shipping is what really...

If I'm going to spend $500 on tabletop role-playing game supplies for a more immersive gaming experience, I'll buy a bunch of Dwarven Forge sets.