by secondofthenew

Back in May last year I was helping a friend liquidate a bunch (~100) games. I bought them for a bulk price, then did the work to piece everything out and sell it individually. At a certain point I was hitting a point of diminishing returns with lower demand items; I had ~45 games and expansions remaining that I estimated that I could probably get ~$750 for if I was patient. My quote from NK for those games was $240 cash, ~$350 store credit.

They do cover shipping costs, which is a plus.

by iStillLikeCatan

Considering they have storage/employee costs and they have to sell them for a profit, I would assume people are better off accepting the offers here on the good ol' VFM.

by adesireg

At Noble Knight the pricing is based on an algorithm so It depends on how many copies they have of that item and how many people want it. Some items they will offer you $1 for a $50 game and other times they will quote you a higher price than what your FLGS sells it for. They do pay for shipping over a certain amount.

by Taronitesky

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by ColintheFlea

caliijack wrote:

ColintheFlea wrote:

For bulk sales, Noble Knight is the way to go. I've never sold to them before, but know people who have.

Colin

How well do they pay, if you're aware?

🤷 🙂

by JLongden

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by Taiglander

Hi, we're playing this game and we've found that in many places (character abilities, spells, NPC cards...) a generic "a character you can perceive" is mentioned. What does that mean? How can you "perceive" someone? Is it all about seeing/hearing? I find this pretty confusing, especially because this keyword isn't explained anywhere - or at least, I couldn't find any explanation whatsoever. Can anyone help me?

by caliijack

ColintheFlea wrote:

For bulk sales, Noble Knight is the way to go. I've never sold to them before, but know people who have.

Colin

How well do they pay, if you're aware?

by KatharinaKuo

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by ScubaCat

Quite frankly, hiding the dice roller was a dumb move. 😠 We use that button everyday, sometimes multiple times a day in our games. It’s the most important button we use when playing RPGs!

Why not hide the “media” symbol if you do not have enough room. The dice roller needs to be visible for easy access.

Not to mention all the help aids and OOC posts for new players showing the dice roller location will now have to be revised.

Someone had an off day when they made this change. Please put the dice roller back to where it was.

by EclecticCamel

SlikkRikk wrote:

ColintheFlea wrote:

For bulk sales, Noble Knight is the way to go. I've never sold to them before, but know people who have.

Colin

I looked into it once. I was a little shocked at the quotes. I don’t recall what was quoted, but the thought I remember having was “egads!”

In a bad way, I assume?

by ColintheFlea

SlikkRikk wrote:

ColintheFlea wrote:

For bulk sales, Noble Knight is the way to go. I've never sold to them before, but know people who have.

Colin

I looked into it once. I was a little shocked at the quotes. I don’t recall what was quoted, but the thought I remember having was “egads!”

That's why I put the "bulk" disclaimer. If you want to post things at several VFMs over a couple of years until you sell them, this is not for you. If you want to move a lot of stuff quickly, then it is.