$100 is a lot of money, but I don't think it's unreasonable. Agricola is $80 CDN, and video games and movies are ridiculously priced for thin circles of plastic.

What's this about FFG not producing anymore Epic-sized games? Can anyone provide a quote and/or a link for this?

Sorry, don't have one handy. Though they mentioned something in those specials about GenCon, when they announced that they'll announce three more games this winter.

rickert said:

That's the sticker price for epic box games, as a rule (since it went up recently).  The two games announced so far are both epic, thus the price.  The third box on the main page is a smaller box, so it should also be cheaper (~$50-60 I think).

Steve-O said:

The blank box that stood for Horus Heresy was also small sized. I don't think that's a hint anymore.

Yes, but they mentioned to epic sized and one normal before.

Tretiak said:

No it was the big version.

Tretiak said:

No, it was an epic box.  I definitely knew this since the image of three boxes appeared, although I didn't know what it was obviously.  It may have been hard to tell before it was revealed since it was just a silhouette, but now that the HH image is there it is quite obviously an Epic Box.

grey_tinman said:

They actually said nothing about it :).

If you check FFG Gen-Con notes ( www.fantasyflightgames.com/ffg_content/media/genconplayer.html on  Friday video) you'll see that what they actually said is :

" A few day s ago someone said ' I don't think FFG will ever make another epic size game' . Well here they are and two of them, by fall 2010"

So You can all calm down FFG had said nothing about it being the last Epic-Box games

kitsune said:

Good.

Yeah, that's good news. I'm glad I misunderstood them.

rickert said:

Looks that way, doesn't it? I mean, I like the look of the new games (sort of - I think Runewars' profusion of rules damages it) but I doubt I'll be able to afford them. Still, Horus Heresy could be more attractive if it can, say, be played in less than three hours.