What's the most expensive RPG product you've bought?

[Umbran]

I ordered a pair of Wyrmood's "Homevrew collection" of made-at-home-during-covid-19 series of dice vaults. So $101-$200.

 

[Zardnaar]

Colossal Red dragon mini 3.5 with postage from the USA.

Around $130 total iirc.

 

[ccs]

Oops, I misread the title as gaming product, skipping over the RPG part & said 1k+.

That 1k+ purchase was an extremely large, extremely well painted, army for Warhammer Fantasy Battle. I have used parts of it for D&D over the years if that counts....

 

[Imaculata]

I just spent about a 100 bucks on 3 books for third edition, which are in perfect condition. One of the books I tried to get was ironically Oriental Adventures (topical!), but someone else already bought it.

I've also spent about 200 bucks buying minis in bulk.

 

[Raduin711]

I pledged about $240 to the Mage: The Ascension 20th anniversary kickstarter.

No regrets.

 

[Dioltach]

The slip-cased set of D&D4e PH, MM and DMG. I think it was about £70. It was one of my biggest disappointments: I was about 20 pages in when I realised I really didn't want to play this game. I gave it away.

My experience exactly. Only I paid in euros, and had to wait an extra 3 weeks because shipping was delayed.

 

[Lanefan]

Single costliest RPG thing I've ever bought was City State of the World Emperor maybe ten years ago, set me back a bit over $100 US (about $130 Cdn at the time).

But I shudder to think how much all the "lesser" purchases - books, minis, adventure modules, etc. - add up to.

 

[Aldarc]

I bought the original black box for Monte Cook's Invisible Sun. I think that was about $250 USD.

Same.

 

[Li Shenron]

I don't think I've ever passed the 50 bucks threshold on a single product, but if I did it was by a small margin.

 

[jasper]

A full case of minis of season 7 and I still had to buy on the secondary market to get all the minis. I think that was $400. Books are over $50 here with tax.