Three Lessons from Emerald City Comic Con
How appealing is D&D to the casual and geeky crowd at Emerald City Comic Con? Very! Here are the top impressions I had from the experience.
Can You Predict the Golden Age of RPGs?
Is the golden era of D&D about to end? Let’s examine how well can we predict the industry, and how a decline for all RPGs may not be so bad.
Make the Most of 5E’s Planescape Adventures in the Multiverse
D&D brings back Planescape! Here’s how to make the most of the 5E adventure, Turn of Fortune’s Wheel, and the accompanying monster and setting books.
12 RPG Lessons from GameHole Con
GameHole is a fantastic convention filled with amazing gamers and top quality events. Here are the top lessons I learned from each event.
Estimating D&D’s Revenue
The BookScan data gives us a potential window into estimating D&D’s overall revenue, especially when combined with previous clues. If we can estimate the percentage BookScan might be of D&D’s overall revenue, we can get a rough estimate of individual revenue from different core books, adventures, sourcebooks, and even licensed products.
Are D&D Sales Declining?
In all other RPGs and D&D editions, we see diminishing returns. Each follow-up supplement, adventure, or other product will sell fewer copies and have a shorter tail than the first ones. Is 5E D&D seeing declining sales?
D&D 5E’s Top-Selling Settings, Sourcebooks, and Accessories
How do the sales of 5E D&D settings, sourcebooks, and accessories compare to adventures? Let’s take a look at the BookScan data and find out.
D&D 5E’s Top-Selling Adventures and What It Means for the Hobby
D&D adventures historically don’t sell well. 5E has tried several approaches. Let’s take a look at 5E adventure sales in the BookScan data.
How D&D Sells and What It Means for the Hobby
How many copies do D&D’s top products sell? We take a look at BookScan data and what it means for D&D and the RPG hobby.
Como Crear con el Nuevo SRD de Dungeons & Dragons en Español
Con la licencia Creative Commons (CC) las empresas comparten reglas de los juegos de rol. Creadores pueden publicar productos usando el material licenciado. Wizards of the Coast ha traducido al español el documento de reglas de D&D, permitiendo a creadores publicar sus propios productos para Dungeons & Dragons.