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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9396831" data-attributes="member: 7034611">Alphastream said that it could be more, but since all of it is a guess, I did not see any particular point in including that in the quote as wellthat was my point, and given your $25 to WotC that means they also make an absolute bigger profit per unit, as that is the price point of many adventures (or $30 for newer ones)possibly, we have no good numbers for that, but I do expect 1) WotC is working towards that share getting smaller and 2) that share actually going down (obviously, otherwise they would never get rid of books)I am not saying it 100% has to and it cannot be avoided, but I do believe WotC would prefer it and is trying to achieve it. Whether they succeed, time will tellnot sure who 'we' is here, but I am not even saying that they will not print any more books at all. I was saying they want to get out of the mass market books (to be replaced by digital for the higher profit margin and hopefully a subscription too), but still would have small print runs for collectors and people who refuse to switch over.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mamba, post: 9396831, member: 7034611"] Alphastream said that it could be more, but since all of it is a guess, I did not see any particular point in including that in the quote as well that was my point, and given your $25 to WotC that means they also make an absolute bigger profit per unit, as that is the price point of many adventures (or $30 for newer ones) possibly, we have no good numbers for that, but I do expect 1) WotC is working towards that share getting smaller and 2) that share actually going down (obviously, otherwise they would never get rid of books) I am not saying it 100% has to and it cannot be avoided, but I do believe WotC would prefer it and is trying to achieve it. Whether they succeed, time will tell not sure who 'we' is here, but I am not even saying that they will not print any more books at all. I was saying they want to get out of the mass market books (to be replaced by digital for the higher profit margin and hopefully a subscription too), but still would have small print runs for collectors and people who refuse to switch over. [/QUOTE]

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