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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 7978833" data-attributes="member: 52734">I think the most I (over)payed for a RPG item was for Throne of Bloodstone ($100), before the days it was available as a PDF.&nbsp; Ptoltus may have been the most expensive I paid retail price for.&nbsp; I had considered buying Invisible Sun, but the opportunity slipped me by and I don't think I'd have gotten anyone in my play group to give it a go.It's nice if a product falls into your budget, but I don't begrudge a publisher for putting whatever price they feel on their product.&nbsp; I can always refuse to buy it at that price (and laugh at the price - I'm looking at you, GW), and there's enough variety of existing games that my enjoyment don't hinge on any specific product.&nbsp; Can't afford the (new) Aliens RPG?&nbsp; You can make a good go of it with a tweaked Savage Worlds, GURPS or even Call of Cthulhu if you can find it cheaper/already have the system.&nbsp; Or even make up your own - that's what I did back in the 80's.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 7978833, member: 52734"] I think the most I (over)payed for a RPG item was for Throne of Bloodstone ($100), before the days it was available as a PDF. Ptoltus may have been the most expensive I paid retail price for. I had considered buying Invisible Sun, but the opportunity slipped me by and I don't think I'd have gotten anyone in my play group to give it a go. It's nice if a product falls into your budget, but I don't begrudge a publisher for putting whatever price they feel on their product. I can always refuse to buy it at that price (and laugh at the price - I'm looking at you, GW), and there's enough variety of existing games that my enjoyment don't hinge on any specific product. Can't afford the (new) Aliens RPG? You can make a good go of it with a tweaked Savage Worlds, GURPS or even Call of Cthulhu if you can find it cheaper/already have the system. Or even make up your own - that's what I did back in the 80's. [/QUOTE]

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