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Originally Posted by JLV

Designer Edition Ogre was like the second highest grossing game-related Kickstarter in history when it finished back in 2012. So apparently there IS a market for the kind of game he originally envisioned in the 1970's and 80's. At least at Kickstarter. I also note that he is still producing new Ogre material now, six years later. So maybe going big is okay?

If Melee had been $29.95 instead of $2.95, I and my friends would probably never would have bought it, tried it, and played it. That's about a dozen people buying all the TFT material that came out because I was able to afford $2.95 as a 17 year old, and still gave it a bit of thought after talking to the clerk a bit.

This is my point. Allow the basic set to be well-done and inexpensive, let people try it, value the components and game play, then sell them advanced booklets, materials, and adventures of the same high quality at higher prices.