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

[Morrus]

You can count minis, specialist tables, etc if you like, but I'd draw the line at including your house or your laptop! I'll let you decide what counts.

 

[Retreater]

I'm voting for my gaming table, so $1000+. Other than that, probably in the range of $150-200 for some boxed set Kickstarters I've done.

 

[Doug McCrae]

Probably Nobilis. It has a gold bookmark and doesn't fit on most bookshelves, so you know it's fancy.

<- rube

 

[Nytmare]

If we're counting minis or Magic cards as an entire purchase, those have got to be the dominant factors, right?

Single item? Probably a box set or collectors board game in the 200+ dollar range.

Single project, but not a product? Probably everything I've purchased so far for the as of yet unfinished game room and table in the new house. 6-700 dollars and growing.

Three Warhammer armies circa 1995? Around a thousand dollars easily.

Almost 30 years of pretty much non stop Magic Card purchases? Haaaa...

 

[Carmen Sbordone]

You can count minis, specialist tables, etc if you like, but I'd draw the line at including your house or your laptop! I'll let you decide what counts.

Single product?

$ 120 for the original ptolus in 2006
$ 150 for the newest ptolus from kickstarter

Around $200 for a bunch rpg books at once

 

[Mark Hope]

$375 for the Quintessence edition of M20.

 

[Fanaelialae]

The most I've spent on a single product was probably $400+ for the Dwarven Forge city builder Kickstarter.

 

[Campbell]

~$70 Exalted Third Edition
$72 The Nightmares Underneath

Do not remember the exact cost of Exalted Third Edition

 

[schneeland]

I have paid ~180$ for a used copy of one of the rarer German Cthulhu books in good condition. Otherwise, while my pledges for the respective campaigns sometimes exceeded 200$, I think most limited editions I own(ed) were just beneath 100$.

 

[Sacrosanct]

I built my gaming table, but I paid about $600 in materials, does that count lol?