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<blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 6457745" data-attributes="member: 87792">I'm not sure what you are trying to show.First I will say absolutely there is not more than one DM per player.&nbsp; Second there is not fewer than one DM per half dozen or so players.&nbsp; Break both those bounds and the game does not work.In my experience, buying habits fit several tiers:1: Casual.&nbsp; Might have the PHB and possibly another book or two.&nbsp; But not much more than that.&nbsp; Very seldom DM.2: Whales.&nbsp; Will have most books that interest them - a shelf full or more.3: Completionists: Will have everything.And in my experience the Whales (I'm in this category) are almost all DMs - and even here the market for DMing materials is ... limited.&nbsp; 3.X being the main exceptions where the barriers to entry for the DM were much higher so there were a greater proportion of whale players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neonchameleon, post: 6457745, member: 87792"] I'm not sure what you are trying to show. First I will say absolutely there is not more than one DM per player. Second there is not fewer than one DM per half dozen or so players. Break both those bounds and the game does not work. In my experience, buying habits fit several tiers: 1: Casual. Might have the PHB and possibly another book or two. But not much more than that. Very seldom DM. 2: Whales. Will have most books that interest them - a shelf full or more. 3: Completionists: Will have everything. And in my experience the Whales (I'm in this category) are almost all DMs - and even here the market for DMing materials is ... limited. 3.X being the main exceptions where the barriers to entry for the DM were much higher so there were a greater proportion of whale players. [/QUOTE]

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