White March expansion (I+II) hasn't gone cheaper than the $11-12 range, other than maybe by proporationate price in the one expensive bundle it was in, and excepting (according to ITAD) some easy to miss promotions on less visible sites. Comparatively, the base game's been bundled multiple times, and the definitive edition's regularly gone down to like $8(?) as well as been free on Epic.

It's an infuriating approach to DLCs that Obsidian, SEGA, Gearbox, and several others are rather infamous for (though Gearbox seems(?) to have gotten better with it since releasing the Handsome Jack Collection bundle for BL2). Which is a pity, because if you ever talk to Obsidian support or go on their forums, they're pretty laid back and approachable (or at least, were the last time I talked to them a few years back). Really feels like a disconnect between Obsidian's publishing and the rest of Obsidian..

Of course, it's been a pain getting the DLCs for the other bundled Obsidian games, but Pillars- despite being one of their earliest games- has been by far the most determined to prevent us from completing it. To make it even worse, White March integrates into the game itself (with one part being best played fairly early in), rather than acting as an epilogue or side area that can be approached whenever, meaning you've got to wait on acquiring it far more than you do for most any other game.

Grrr. :P

Needless to say, this opportunity at completing the game is appreciated. ^.^