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Okay picture the scene, you've got a few friends over and you decide to play a game. You've only got a few hours together and you have a few options. You could play a board game, or you could have a game of Magic the gathering or you could play a game of basic D&D. So how many of you would op...

D&D 5 with a setting that looks like the war hammer world. You really do need to have another set to run more people with the warhammer rpg.

I am 63% sure that you are right

I'm getting eye strain trying to read that table....

Well for me it makes sense if you're selling a starter set and you've got the rules free online that you have a subscription for Dungeon and Dragon magazine there as well.

Don't forget more traffic to their website means more Dungeon and Dragon subscriptions

Really? I remember them being staggered.

This

Mike talks about Flaws, Traits, and Bonds http://www.wizards.com/dnd/Article.aspx?x=dnd/4ll/20140505

Coming to SW after 3.5/4e I was NOT prepared with how fast the sessions went. I remember them completing the scenario that I had prepared in about 2 hours (whereas before it would have been 4-5 hours). It shaped my playstyle now where I hate when games get in the way of the pacing of a story.

I am getting the Impression that this is more of a quick a dirty system than a catch all type of thing. I also wonder how this system handles things Iike sieges

It sounds like that Mass Combat is going to be in the core rules. I found it interesting that they are treating units like characters. I had secretly hoped that it would look like the War Machine from BEMCI, although that should be easy to work in.

These conversations, while interesting are kinda flawed. This isn't Samsung vs. Apple I can easily be both a Customer of both Paizo and Wotc. Paizo would be stupid to change Much of anything in response to 5e. Their best bet is to stay the course

*CoughPaizoAdventurePathsCough*

Or pics of the stuff shown at GAMA

If you want to 5e switch do it! Why not?

So big with PDF sales, hence them being in the top spots with drivethrurpg, not as much with the physical books. Also Monte really casts doubt into reading too much into the info from ICV2

Numerera may make the list, but #3? Dr. Who at #4? Seriously? I agree that 13th Age is more of a niche product. I would expect Iron Kingdoms to stay on the list.

I actually really like the 5e Bard and suspect this will be my first character

This. I don't think they are number 4 based off of 4e sales and reprints