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The XP awards were originally granular because they represented treasure monetary values...ao less granular makes more sense out of the treasure context.

Yeah, I believe KDW lost their D&D license and Dark Horse picked it up to fill the Conan-shaped hole in their lineup.

I think thwt although itnis an "Old School" mechanic...in some ways it feels very modern, story-centered. It encourages simulating genre behavior in-story, thoigh thst isn't necessarily the most popular genre of Fantasy these days.

I chose Treasure, Milestones, and XP is so 1983...so my feelings are conflicted. My D&D experience has largely been Milestones. Even in 3.x when I was a youth, we mostly operated on DM Fiat XP after events occurred, sort of ad hoc milestone play. So it makes sense to me that 5E has moved more...

Isn't it Dark Horse?

Yeah, I don't think thst higher levels need to go away...but everything above Level 10 are already Epic tier.

But nothing un the rules requires that. That's a thematic choice that applies the same for 4E, 3E, AD&D, etc...

Right, and what is a hobby item worth? What people are willing to pay. So if they are successful at that price point, thst means they did not overprice it. These don't "subsidize" the character generator and Maps...they add to their coats, this is Vurtual Tabletop and character generator...

I would love a sequel to the Radiant Citadel that gave a treatment to the individual Settings similar to Adventures in Faerûn: give us a low prep series of one pagers thwt allows for full Campaigns or mix and match campaigns across the worlds tied to the Citadel.

Oh, really, how much is WotC paying...?

If enough people will buy them to be successful, then by definition they are not overpriced.

Why not...? Beyond stuff also resizes. It is one of the fundamental problems with PDF that it doesn't respond to the screen.

Uninteresting to you, sure. I'm not interested in it either. Thwt doesn't make it being ghe price of a sandwich predatory.

Well, yes, precisely. That's the point, that's how this works.

I'd say it's more that most RPG producers are desperately underpricing in a bid for market share. With stuff like Paizo's price hike, that instinct is bowing to inflationary pressures. I even recall many third party publishers (like Paizo) saying they were happy when WotC raised their prices to...

Another financial comparison: back in 2000, WotC sold 32 page softcover books for $9.95 MSRP. $15 adjusted back to 2000 for inflation is ~$8.02.

Employees are, however, not free. Again, it just depends on howany people judge these short books as being worth the price of a sandwich lunch or not. You don't, I don't want digital at anyplace, but time will tell.

Exactly, one of the core features of Eberron, there Dragonmarks, have had four completely differmexhabixal interpretations at this point. All still Eberron.

It makes no sense to take D&D out of the picture when discussing what is industry standard, since it is the lion's share of the market. But I wouldn't be surprised if Demiplane is beginning to pass up PDF, given how even WotC is on it now.

I did not, I was clarifying an apparent misunderstanding. Isaiah B/X has gotten a lot of OSR attention, which it has comparatively. As you said yourself, OSW was not the only B/X like in town.