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3 times actually seems smaller than I would have thought, considering how many people are playing D&D in 2024 compared to 2014.

this is going to be a tough job, to come in at what could arguably be a high level - already mentioned 50th anniversary, museum etc etc and then expecting it to continue to increase, but those organic tailwinds will have softened considerably.

I would like them to reprint in paper. A set of fat volumes with 25 issues per set

It's quality may have led to higher sell-through, leading to earlier sell-out?

Final photo from the book sale, which ended Sunday. The one that got away was a book I saw early on Sunday - the Silverlock sequel, The Moon's Silver Eating Daughter by John Myers Myers that I said - "I can wait" - but it was gone at the end. Volunteers at the sale get to take home whatever...

Yes, that is a surprise. I would expect ItB to go up once the 2024 starter box set comes out

I would have assumed they'd let most of the adventures based on 2014 rules slowly but surely go out of print. "They'll be available forever [-ish] on D&D Beyond!" would be the semi-accurate tagline.

I am indeed familiar with Japan, however I am by far not a game writer/commentarian beyond what I natter on about here on ENW; I don't even play one on TV. That said... You have put an idea into my head, wherein I can go visit my family in Japan and write it all off against the huge PROFITS (cf...

Probably you have already seen this, but today's map reminds me of these 9th century architectural plans... (only known architectural drawings between the Roman Empire and the 13thC) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_of_Saint_Gall

Oh real life castles with secret passages. Feels like there's the kernel of an idea of an adventure that involves both court intrigue and finding something in the under-castle. Hmmmm Also, I didn't realize Corfu was on the Ionian side, not the Aegean side.

You were probably meaning to direct this to @talien, author of these pieces. But yes, exactly what you wrote - local setting, real life cultural traditions and landscapes.

Also - Tim have you ever done any maps of a dungeon where a landslide has exposed some of the levels to the air?

So cool! I was thinking ".92 sure is expensive for a post card!" and then remembered you are not based in the US. I love the elmore art - and I wish the magic user luck v the necromancer and his 3 skellies...

Ok, spent a lot of time at aforementioned book sale over the weekend. These Elephantmen were not on my list, but I've been curious about them for a while. $3 each, and below that the image of volume 1 with creator signatures! And then a bunch of other books, including a poetry chapbook of...

Wait, what? RPG article writing doesn't pay the big bucks? I am shocked I tell you, SHOCKED

Personally, the areas described are off the beaten path for most RPG settings (although no doubt very well traveled by cruise ships), and have just enough "not familiar" to be quite interesting. But I do look forward to Mike's tour of East Asia or South Asia