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So same type setting = same edition... Different type setting = different edition... am I missing something in the quote (im seriously not following here)?

This seems to indicate edition is based on typesetting changes and print runs determine the printing...

Wait so the printing of a book is determined by the type setting as opposed to... well... the print runs?

I guess I'm wondering at what point, regardless of errata being included, we would see an actual 2nd printing called out in the books. My understanding was after the 1st printing sold out... but I've been unable to find daggerheart books that are labeled as 2nd or 3rd printing. Have you seen any?

So does anyone have an actual second or third printing book... or are these new print runs still being labeled as first printings?

Yeah... strangely enough none of these multiple new print runs have incorporated the published errata for the game...

Well got an unexpected delivery today from WotC... was under the impression these weren't available until the 16th. Going to crack it open tonight after my game today.

I've got both books but haven't read them yet...I am curious would those who have say the game is more or less crunchy than 5e?

Well another possibility is revenue that is indirectly tied to WotC... if you're producing a D&D product (whether youre WotC or not)...are you going to want to pay to advertise on a non D&D show? At the very least you wont be willing to pay a premium rate since it isnt necessarily your...

Victory of what? Now im confused...

You asked me a question and I'm saying it was never established they weren't hired for desig work... that was an assumption based on little to no actual facts.

The fist paragraph of the article talks about them doing development work for DP...

Where did CR or DP state that... I remember online speculation around their hire being for that but the first official statement was Gen Con and it was announced they would be doing design work.

I implied he could only speak for himself.. and certainly not for everyone. Sorry if that wasn't clear.

Welcome to the internet where hyperbole is often addressed in the hopes of a more reasonable discussion... often to no avail.

Im sure the poster didn't read your mind before posting... and his claim was no one... do you represent everyone's opinion now? If not... I dont understand the point of your post?

I know it's kind of just accepted that DH is doing great...but I'd love to get an actual number on these print runs that are selling out and how they compare to say PF or even CoC sales... much less D&D. Edit: I just have a feeling... contrary to what many youtubers are trying to...

Ill assume by no one, you actually mean...you.

They announced a season 2 of Age of Umbra... Age of Umbra is Daggerheart... this is the opposite of abandoning a system...