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My original intent with the topic was to find out which 2e APs are considered to be "successful". I tried deducing this from the number of the related paizo forum topics (Kingmaker and Abominations Vault have many topics, the rest not so much). Google search results PBFs Reddit mentions etc...

Most read: D&D 3e PHB Most "used": Eberron Campaign Setting/Guide Most educational: Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting Most useful: 3e Cityscape, Frostburn, Sandstorm, Stormwrack Most inspirational: Stronghold Builder's Guidebook (you can use the ideas for designing the dungeons/strongholds for...

I was wondering how many of the "big/long" D&D 5e (2014) have you actually played? And how many of those did you finish? For my group it was only Tyranny of Dragons and Rime of the Frostmaiden (and the two starter sets), we finished all of them. We played a couple adventures from Yawning Portal...

So no clue?

True. But in the 1e era, if you could still buy the APs in print form - several months after they were released - I assumed they didn't sell that well. I guess the community has an idea on the topic?

I was wondering how successful the different 2e APs were? Does anybody have sales numbers? I am guessing abominations vault is more successful than age of ashes? And my group completely skipped everything related to Strength of Thousands.

I used to replay both games around Christmas time, my usual party is: BG1: Imoen, Minsc, Khalid, Jaheira, Dynaheir me playing a tank (paladin or warrior) BG2: Imoen (or Nalia), Minsc, Jaheira, Aerie, Mazzy still playing a tank a couple memorable playthroughs were with: BG1: Imoen, Ajantis...

Looks interesting, thanks for pointing me to it!

I figured it out. It wasn't "similar" to Baldur's Gate, it is similar in name: Bard's Gate from Frog God Games. :confused:

Thanks but no. I haven't heard of it before. I'll check it out!

A couple years ago I saw a third party D&D forest campaign book. I haven't read it and I only remember that it was long (I am guessing 100 pages or more). I tried to search on adventure lookup, rpggeek and drivethrurpg, but I couldn't figure it out which one was it. I think it started out in a...

Do I understand the situation correctly? 1. I asked a simple one sentence question and even gave 20 "right" example answers to it. 2. People "misunderstand" the meaning of the word iconic. 3. People start to argue about the meaning of "fantasy". Could you guys move to another thread and give...

"Iconic: regarded as a representative symbol " I personally would be interested in YOUR opinion and not the opinion of some form of fictional general audience, which doesn't exists anyway.

What are some of the most iconic monster groups, clans, races, organizations, etc. in fantasy rpgs? I thought: 01. Goblinoids (Goblins & Hobgoblins) 02. Orcs / Orks 03. (Basic) Undead (zombies & ghouls) + necromancers 04. Vampires & Liches 05. Serpentfolk (Yuan-ti) 06. Dark Elves 07. Devils...