D&D General I spent how much? How much did you spend in 2024.

[jasper]

Product for D&D	price	Total D&D
	$1,127.87​	$15,009.87​
Book of Many Things Hard copy	$109.99​	Prior years D&D
Shattered Obelisk Minis	$21.99​	$13,882.00​
Saving the Children	$4.24​	5/9/2016​
Vecna Eve Of Ruin ecopy	$25.49​
Godly Grimoire	$7.96​
Po-bk-3-01 a pirate life for me	$4.99​
1.96 inch mini base	$14.03​
Goodman Into Borderlands	$47.15​
Quests of Infinite Staircase e-copy	$25.49​
Grimble Gang kitty tag	$11.00​
Kitty Balls	$2.23​
Prop Clock	$7.75​
10 Plastic folders	$6.87​
D&D Beyond subscription	$54.99​
Skateboard and pic	$2.75​
Dragons for Christmas	$34.36​
Vecna Eve Of Ruin Hardcopy	$54.99​
Christmas ornaments	$68.67​
Proactive Roleplaying paper back	$10.87​
Lores and Legends Coffee book	$12.72​
2024 Core Rule E Bundle	$93.57​
Christmas ornaments	$14.09​
The Making of original D&D 1970-1977	$59.99​
Quests of Infinite Staircase hard copy	$65.95​
60 foot Template	$17.27​
40 foot templates	$18.35​
Slaying the Dragon	$9.95​
D&D stamps	$75.55​
Cook book	$22.64​
school bus prop	$6.47​
40 foot templates	$18.35​
8 back scratchers	$8.95​
Alt Cover PHB 2024	$54.99​
Halloween Todder Costume Dragon	$27.47​
Skulls	$2.75​
purple birthday dice	$11.00​
Alt Cover DMG 2024	$54.99​
picture frames	$8.45​
Christmas ornaments	$28.56​

 

[J-H]

What are the templates you speak of?
I am starting to think that spending $20 or $30 on some plexiglass/lexan spell area templates would be really helpful for some of my players.

 

[jasper]

What are the templates you speak of?
I am starting to think that spending $20 or $30 on some plexiglass/lexan spell area templates would be really helpful for some of my players.

Various Spell templates.
I ordered two of these. One set stays in the hobby shop the other in the tool box

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C1GLRT8S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

this template is too big to pack.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C1GLRT8S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Unwise]

$7 for a plastic template for AoE spells from Temu.
About $20 in resin to print some minis I found for free.
That is it. A player bought me the PHB many years ago. I have not spent a dollar on D&D itself I don't think.
Another player bought me Foundry once.
Lifetime personal spending on D&D = $27

 

[Clint_L]

Hmmm...a bit hard to keep track of what Kickstarters were when, but probably about 1.5-2K this year. The Dungeons and Lasers Caverns KS was a fairly significant one, and I did a small buy into Dwarven Forge's Dungeons remastered, plus Reaper's Dungeongame KS (just for the miniatures, but I bought a core set for a friend as well). The new D&D books. DDB subscription, but that's peanuts. Paints and brushes. Some more Cthulhu miniatures and a few more fantasy ones. The new Arkham Horror RPG. The new C'm games Cthulhu KS. Some board games.

 

[J-H]

Various Spell templates.
I ordered two of these. One set stays in the hobby shop the other in the tool box

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C1GLRT8S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

this template is too big to pack.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C1GLRT8S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thank you. I just ordered these, as well as one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07YS1S83X/

 

[cbwjm]

$82.66 AUD from drivethru from what I could easily tell. All of that was non-dnd related.

$75.07 AUD for some 2e PDFs from DMsGuild.

Total $157.73 AUD, but since I'm from NZ (drivethru typically shows AUD so I have to do a small conversion) it works out to be around $175 NZD.

I also found $53 NZD ($30 USD converted) spent on the transformers enigma of combination sourcebook. So total is around $228 NZD.

I thought there was some more money spent but seems that Dolmenwood was towards the end of 2023.

 

[Stormonu]

Ugh, too much to list here. I spend about $200-$300 a month on games or hobby-related stuff.

Broad categories:
GI Joe RPG
Transformers RPG
Battletech minis
WHFB (Brettonia & Elves)
Wings of Glory minis (WW1 & WW2 planes)
Blood Red Skies (WW2 planes)
Star Trek Adventures
Lancer, Raven, Fallout core rulebooks
Mutant Crawl Classics
Dragonbane
Heroquest add-ons

For D&D specifically

• Wizkids minis blind boxes (~2 per month)
• several Epic Encounter set (most were discounted)
• Bigby's Glory of the Giants
• Quests from the Infinite Staircase
• Tome of Heroes
• Eberron: Five Nations
• Elemental Evil Player's Companion
• Battlezoo Bestiary: Strange & Unusual
• 2024 DMG

- Grey Box (1E) FRCS boxed set

• various old edition PDFs from Drivethru RPG
• Local Legends Tavern kit
• Arcknight spell templates
• various Arcknight plexi map & object sets
• OAR 1 - Into the Borderlands
• OAR 2 - The Isle of Dread
• Heroes of Stormwrack Isle (it was on deep discount!)
• Worlds & Realms

I also got printed (via LuLu) a couple of my own self-made books (all for 5E)

• Bestiary Malfearous: Creatures of the West
• Bestiary Nefarious: Creatures of the East
• Crimson Empire campaign setting

As an aside, I have a FLGS, but unless it's a new release or under $50, I prefer to buy online. The FLGS stock is slow to rotate, difficult to do custom orders (outside of what they normally have on the shelf) and is more MTG/Yu-Go-O/Pokemon, GW and board game based than an RPG shop.

 

[Mull Ponders]

$786.05 (I track expenses on a spreadsheet)
Deck of Many Things, the new 2024 books (hardcover, DnDBeyond and Roll20), some small kickstarters, a couple of humble bundles and bundles of holding. Some isn't strictly D&D, like ShadowDark, but I lump it in as tabletop RPG

 

[CleverNickName]

By my count: $443.00 for the year. This is for 2 different crowdfunding projects, my pro subscription to Roll20, some digital resources, a physical copy of Wild Beyond the Witchlight, and a gift purchase for one of the guys in my gaming group (I got him a copy of Curse of Strahd.)

It was a lean year for me. Usually I spend about three times this amount.