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I just received the Heroes of Might and Magic role-playing game books, and I already have a ton of questions. Is there a specific subreddit or forum to discuss the rules?

I just received the HoMM role-playing game books, and I already have a ton of questions. Is there a specific subreddit or forum to discuss the rules?

This is especially for those who don't come from Europe or the USA, and who, like me, are in the other half of the world.

I understand that each creator has their own way of distributing their games, but while I generally pay around 50-60% of the game's value for shipping, I've paid much less than that, around 30% in at least two cases. However, a few days ago they tried to charge me $150 for a $64 game! And that was just the expansion. The reward I was looking for was $110 (original game plus expansion), how much were they going to charge me for that? $300??? And don't even get me started on the number of creators who simply say "we don't ship to South America."

In some cases, I'm not too worried because I can later find those games on Amazon for the same price and with free shipping, but many of those games never reach retail, or if they do, it's only the base game, which in many cases feels like an "incomplete game" to me. I'm not talking about miniatures, playmats, acrylic tokens, or anything like that. I'm referring to playable expansions that actually extend the life of the game (the one I have in mind right now is Worms: The Board Game, where the base game only comes with 4 terrain tiles and is for 4 players, while the CF version came with 10 more terrain tiles and was for 6 players).

So, in these situations, what do you guys do? Do you just say "okay, this game isn't for me" and move on with your lives, or do you, like me, create a post on Reddit to vent your frustration?

For those who asked me about Argentine authors published in English, this new Kickstarter brings one of the best works by the best comic book artist of the moment: Salvador Sanz.

I owe you a post with better images of his work, but you can see this one I made several years ago with the covers of some of his works.

Which one do you think has better quality? "Scott Pilgrim Precious Little Slipcase Collection" or "Scott Pilgrim Color Collection Slipcase Set"? I don't mind if it's in black and white or color, I have no preference in that regard.

Thanks in advance.