D&D 5E Amazon US book sales rank.

[TerraDave]

Planescape was an infamously bad seller in the 2e era (will link when I get a chance).

More people are probably buying it now then they did in its entire original run.

 

[darjr]

For the curious, Planescape made #129 on the October 25th USA Today's Best-Selling Books list (for sales from Monday the 15th through Sunday the 22nd), the first D&D release to make the weekly 150 best-sellers list this year.

 

[darjr]

Planescape At $51 it’s #359 on Amazon US

 

[darjr]

Still second only to the players handbook. The PHB at $26 rank of 243

 

[darjr]

Van Richtens at $16 is #9 out of the D&D category and #1781 out of all books on Amazon US. Which is pretty good actually.

 

[darjr]

PHB at $26 is #218 at Amazon US.

Planescape has slipped to 4th in D&D books. #575 at $51

 

[darjr]

PHB is essentially the same at 216.

Planescape is at #1003 at $50.99. It's 5th in the D&D list behind
The Monsters Know What They are Doing which is at #944 at $17.39.

the Pathfinder core books are on the All Books ranking now too. Which is nice.

Pathfinder Player Core is at #3395 at $53.99

Also Marvel Multiverse RPG is at #4279 at $32.40

 

[darjr]

Giants is #1957 at $34, #14 out of the Dungeons & Dragons rank group.

 

[darjr]

Look what Amazon did! They posted about how many Stormwreck Isle boxes were sold in the last month for a particular entry of it on Amazon US. Sadly it isn't in the book ranking but I think a different WotC book is in that ranking.

So Stormwreck Isle, according to Amazon, sold about 1k copies in the last month.

It's ranked in Toys & Games and not even in the D&D group, unfortunately. Now to find that other D&D thing in toys and games and in books.

 

[darjr]

OSRIC players book is #99 in the Dungeons and Dragons group. Ha!