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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 2457829" data-attributes="member: 1405">Sorry, I was thinking the entire RPG industry.  Yes, they are 2nd tier d20 publishers according to sales.However, I maintain that if they have print runs of 10,000 or fewer books, then ENWorld makes a significant impact on their sales.  Obviously, we have no real data regarding this, but I do know for a fact that even the big names in d20 are having issues with distributors right now.  In fact, Alliance just told my friends that own a game store that they are no longer stocking non-WOTC d20 books unless that receive pre-orders for them.Unless I ask my friends to stock d20 books these days, they will not bother ordering them etc.  So, it stands to reason that unless hardcore gamers are pre-ordering these books, which means that they have a need to learn about them online, then the distributors are not ordering them as they did before, thus places like ENWorld make a huge impact on print runs of 10k or fewer due to the size of the community and the number of hits generated by the news page.I could be wrong, but all the info I have seems to say otherwise.And ENWorld is THE place for d20 on the web.</blockquote>