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The graph below was sent to me by Alexander Fredstie who has been logging D&D Beyond's online user count over the last year. The graph shows the average number of registered users online in any given 15 minutes each week (not total users per week) out of DDB's total 20,604,564 users at the time...

The media tab in your profile is just a list of images you've posted on the forums. Just like the postings tab is a list of posts you've made. If the original image or post is deleted, it will disappear from that tab also.

There were Amazon sales for D&D in this thread in the post immediately preceding yours.

Indeed. And you sell a product to the distributor at half retail price. Take out the production costs (and even the shipping--you have to ship pallets of books to the distributor) and you soon realise that the publisher is not making much out of the arrangement. A Shopify storefront or...

I mean, to be fair, if you’re printing hundreds of thousands of them it probably adds up. But for most of us smaller companies it remains true.

A 21-year thread necro! That’s got to be a record!

Diamond is primarily a comic-book distributor, not an RPG distributor.

I mean, we were talking about people we meet. I might try asking the cashier at Tesco's tomorrow how many steps their tolerance is, but I suspect I'll just get a funny look. :)

I don't understand the question.

Sure, people are being hyperbolic. What they mean is "this sucks and is unfair". Which you know, I'm sure.

I rarely ask people I meet how many steps is their limit of tolerance.

Wow, boy do they think highly of themselves! No, there’s no comparison.

That’s a feature not a bug. Congrats! You’ve just been introduced to a whole bunch of awesome award-nominated RPG products you didn’t know about until today! It’s a good day to be you! :)

Tony Soprano is not an antihero. He’s the main protagonist of the show, sure, but he’s an out and out villain.

We have two employees—me and Jessica—working from home. The only way the company could be smaller is to have only one employee. We are tiny. The average local corner shop is a significantly bigger business than ENP. It has a premises and likely more than two employees.

Many publishers have warehouses or fulfilment partners on both sides of the Atlantic. We’re tiny, but even we have warehouses in the US, UK, and Australia. Product is then shipped from the appropriate destination. No transatlantic shipping charges.

In Pets & Sidekicks, your heroic companions--whether beast, monster, or NPC--level up with you and gain heroic features. Heroic features are more powerful abilities designed to ensure your companion remains effective as you yourself level up. Pets & Sidekicks contains dozens of these features...