I think the show writer said he has plans for 4 seasons...
I have no idea where he plans to run with the story.
I'll put this show on my "wait" list, and watch it if the last season comes out (and it has a positive reception). I really hope it is not going to turn out like Lost.
The takeaway is:
I was just noodling around.
All I wanted to know is: compared to Setting books how well did the "Misc" items do (maps, DM Screen etc.) and they were on par. For that my graph is sufficient.
For anything else:
1. 5.14 vs 5.24 is about a third sold thus far.
2. Adventures and...
I added the starter category.
Adventure66820.47%
Core105732.39%
Crunch50015.32%
Misc37811.58%
Setting35410.85%
Starter3069.38%
This is 5.14 & 5.24 combined.
My apologies, I am not a data scientist or IT professional. Just watching TV with family and thinking about D&D.
Sorted by Type (Adventure, Setting etc.) and sold copies. Variants combined (deluxe, alternate cover etc.).
To my surprise the Miscellaneous items sold as much as the Setting books.
1. Dragonlance could work in this format.
2. Eberron obviously, but Keith would have to reinvent stuff or invent new things (like write about the continents of Argonessen, Xendrik, Sarlona, Aerenall and Frostfell).
3. For Planescape/Spelljammer: Sigil, City off Brass, Githyanki & Githzerai...
1. Lord of the Rings
2. Matrix (I even like the third one).
3. Dune (the TV movie version) (I like it better than the new movies) Dune (TV Mini Series 2000) ⭐ 6.9 | Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi
4. Godfather
5. Back to the Future
Honorable mentions:
Pirates of the Caribbean (although technically it...