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- Auction: Dutch
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- Roll / Spin and Move
- Roll and Write
- Rondel
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- Square Grid
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- Take That
- Targeted CLues
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- Tile Placement
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- Time Track
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- Trading
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- Victory Points as a Resource
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- Word Forming
- Worker Placement
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ChaoticJack 13 months ago |
I paid $140 for #Gloomhaven when it was still going for that(I believe I’ve seen it for around a hundred in the years since), but I did split it three ways so that doesn't reaaaally count. A couple months ago I got #Mechs vs. Minions for about $90 after shipping, but I’m not likely to pay that much again. Mvm uses one of my favorite (yet rarely used) mechanisms: action queues. My gf and I have been obsessed with it since, so it was probably a good call.
Beyond those outliers, most of my collection is within the 35-60 range and it's unlikely I'll go outside of that often. Building off of that point, my most recent acquisition is #Tapestry which I only would've considered at the current price point. If something is going to be pushing 3 digits, it better be an immersive campaign of some kind that will push me to play well over 20 times.
That being said, I'll probably up my #Frosthaven pledge from $1 to the full price at some point. haha