D&D 5E Amazon US book sales rank.

[Henadic Theologian]

The campaign case and monster case are $19 apiece and are edition proof

I want neither of those things but thanks for trying to help.

 

[Echohawk]

Being Canadian is starting to feel like stumbling accidently into a financial Findom scene, but no one told us the safe word.

At least you exist. When WotC announced shipping delays outside of North America in 2020, they managed to leave out two whole continents. That's a mere 1.6 billion people!

 

[Henadic Theologian]

At least you exist. When WotC announced shipping delays outside of North America in 2020, they managed to leave out two whole continents. That's a mere 1.6 billion people!

Yeah WotC and Amazon needs to do something about America centracism.

 

[dave2008]

Wow, 60%-80% off on products, wow! Let's look at the Amazon Canada to see what we save, oh way 80% off on a swift kick to our collective balls, once again. Serious US price $12cad for Dragonheist, Canadian price $60. Serious WotC/Amazon if your going to mug us, at least show Canadians enough respect to threaten us with a weapon first, instead of coming at us like tricker treaters telling us to throw our wallets into their bag.

I already have that product, but it's the absolute insult. I don't even think Canadians can get Dragonheist for $12cad on D&D Beyond with no physical product invovled.

Being Canadian is starting to feel like stumbling accidently into a financial Findom scene, but no one told us the safe word.

Just an FYI, it is my understanding that WotC has nothing to do with the price discounts Amazon offers. At least that is what I have heard. In fact, WotC get's the same money regardless of what Amazon sells it for, again, from what I have heard.

 

[darjr]

Book of many things. At $99 in preorder it’s ranked 28404 in Toys & Games in preorder

 

[darjr]

Pathfinder core book at $44 is at 36347 in Toys & Games which is nice to see it have a ranking again and helps put the other things ranked in that category some perspective

 

[darjr]

Note I don't post that as an overall comparison with WotC 5e books. I think the Paizo Pathfinder dynamic with books is different enough that even if it was ranked as books it wouldn't give us a good idea about compared sales. If that makes any sense?

I think 5e sales depend much more heavily on the core book sales than Paizo does.

 

[Clint_L]

Well, those bookscan numbers that leaked recently (whi h di not include any FLGS sales, or any alt covers by extension) seem to show a drop-off in Advenrure sales that start just about when they started doing alt covers for Adventures (Ghosts of Saltmarsh in 2019).

This suggests to me that the percentageof books dold at FLGS is probably increased when there is an alt cover.

I think the alt covers must be quite successful, since they went from doing one a year to doing it for every single book.

…remembers the comic book crash of the 1990s…

 

[Parmandur]

…remembers the comic book crash of the 1990s…

5 prodicts a year, 1 alt cover per product, as opposed to 50 titles per month with 12 alts each (note: not real numbers l, but it was a lot).

 

[darjr]

Release day for Planescape and it's currently the second best selling D&D book! After the PHB. At $60, a big discount already, ranked 225.