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I'm guessing they are beating the rush to raise prices......On a per hour basis, TTRPGs are still a bargain, IMO. But ya, I did blink...

12-24, more broadly speaking, but trust me the preteen marketing they have been doing is huge (source: being a parent of preteens)

But, thst is the market standard...? D&D books are $50 a pop, or less (as high Eberron). Other companies are still hitting that number.

Dude, that has been D&D business plan for over 50 years.

The rules engine for the Cosmere RPG. So many of the suggestions made in this thread are just describing the changes Brotherwise has...

I mean, I got through the Kickstarter, but the MSRP in the FLGS is $49.99, $59.99 each for the setting and rulebook. It’s a big jump up...

... .. . Listen, I'm tired of saying this, but I do know another d20 game that came out recently that does handle this well... I...

Enough to buy D&D? Pretty normal, with birthday/holiday gift money. D&D is a cheap hobby that can go far per dollar with time...which 12...

12 year olds today have more money than I ever had, and I could still buy the occasional D&D book with saved up chore and birthday money.

I'm more comparing it to what else is on the market... Even ignoring WotC economies of scale, Brotherwise Games is bringing out a large...

I am pretty sure the monthlies are $30 currently, so you are saving $10.

They're $30 monthly, so $80 every 3 months saves you $10 off the existing price, saves you 2 shipping charges (~$15 for me), and you get...

$80? I really wish every hobby wasn't trying to price me out so effectively.

Yeah WotC doesn't seem to have that habit. I don't know that anyone else really "steals their business" to make that a useful strategy.

Just to add to this, since it seems to be forgotten: CR was originally part of Geek & Sundry and technically owned by them, and when G&S...