D&D General What is the most you've spent on a gaming accessory?

[J.Quondam]

I'm not a huge spender on RPG things that aren't books. My biggest gaming accessory purchase was a kickstarter for a set of specialty dice. Though they cost less than $40, it came out to somewhat over $50 after shipping. So I checked $51-$100.

 

[Hussar]

Way, way back when, I dropped over a hundred bucks on the World's Largest Dungeon. Best investment I ever made.

 

[Ath-kethin]

I bought a briefcase 20-some years ago for like $200. A couple years later I had no more need for it professionally so I carried my D&D books in it for a while until it fell apart.

 

[Baron Opal II]

Not counting the Prusa, $100 for Ptolus and How the West was One, each.

 

[Retreater]

Bones kickstarters. Sitting unpainted mostly...

I have Bones 5 waiting for me to start painting as soon as I get back from my honeymoon.

 

[tommybahama]

A lot of people at my FLGS used mini tablets for using D&D Beyond in Adventurers League. So I bought the Ipad Air plus accessories for around $750. Then the pandemic hit and haven't used it since for AL. I'm now using it to take notes in our Roll20 campaign. It's great, but I wish I'd shelled out a few hundred more for the 12" pro version.

 

[D1Tremere]

I guess it depends on how you break it down. If were talking about Dwarven Forge as a whole it would be a 6, but for a single item it would be the considerably less (more like a 3).

 

[ECMO3]

$2000 on a laptop gaming computer.

 

[aco175]

My conversation in my head over $50.00 books from Wizards.

But, I do.

 

[Yora]

If buying a PHB, DMG, and MM counts as a single purchase of a three volume game system, then that, which certainly would have been over 50€.

If not, I think it would be the Forgotten Realms campaign setting book for 3rd edition, which I think was a bit bigger. But would surely have been under 50€.