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Forge of Fury and Sunless Citadel are generic enough for realms imho.

Yeah but the not Aztec thing wasnt subtle.

Depends. They made a lot more adventures than settings.

Na it was the dragging people up the pyramid and rip the heart out that gave it away. Since then they found the skull racks iirc

Young me picked up on not Aztecs, Greece, Rome, Babylon. Missed Africa, Egypt and India/Persian. Got Afrca and Egypt after relevant boxed sets wasnt sure about Raam that was internet transference. Think I was 16 or 17 when I read OBS. We played that year after I read Dragon Kings mind...

Was going to suggest Raiders of Galath Roost lol. If you have access to Dungeon its really one of the APs or adapt something.

Had two burgers today. Cheeseburger with mayo at D&D and home made one.

2E can do it but you would need some optional rules for gp=xp.

Wel my campaign ended. End boss was Fraz Urbluu. Boosted his HP to 500. He died round 3 vs 5 lvl 13 PCs. He almost eliminated 1. Without buffing may have dropped 2 but heroes feast+aid some of them had 160 odd hp. He was encounter 5 for the day. 3 high, 1 medium, 1 meteor swarm...

The biggest things are Muls and real world cultures at least in OBS. The genocide stuff came later so I dont regard it as that relevant.

Yup.

Dragons crown at least is interesting. Its one of the railroaded ones I was thinking of.

Volos was a first/early one iirc. Its worth a lot small print run probably.

That's the problem right there. Modular design means different things to different people. People hear what they want to hear Feats optional, subclasses, optional DMG rules thats modular. Is it enough for some? Shrugs.

I didnt claim that so knock off the strawmaning. Next time you do it youre getting reported strawmaning or sea lioning take your pick. I said under 18s and over 40s were a minority and the data was last week here via one of the moderators. I cant remember which one posted it or what thread.

Except it doesn't show what im talking about. You're strawman g me the data you provided is irrelevant as it doesn't break things down further. Apple, oranges.

I based it off the last data wotc released and Morrus posted it. Your links a puff piece and had Gen Z and younger at 33%. That includes people up to 28 years old. I was referring to sub 18 years old specifically. The vast majority were 18-39. The kids and over 40s are both small minorities.

Matches bookscan data 2 or 3 years ago. Vampires and Dragons sold well rest not so much. 7 big selling books. The adventures sell well vs older edition adventures.

Probably B/X Clones and things like Castles and Crusades that emulated 1E but aren't 1E.

Your ratios seem similar to bookscan and big selling items match eg Xanathars.