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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4572893" data-attributes="member: 48965">You know, for all the people quoting the print run statements... Here's something I've thouht about... but never voiced before.WotC creates a print run (larger then 3e &amp; 3.5) for 4e that includes, both the core gift set and the singly sold books (but they are all 1st printings)...&nbsp; Now what I wonder is... seeing as how the core gift set was part of that print run, then all WotC needs to technically go to their second and even third print run, is for the core gift sets to sell out, not all of the print run they created.&nbsp; I find it hard to believe that single versions of the DMG and Monster Manual sold like hot cakes... except in the gift set.&nbsp; I also find it dubious that no representative has come out and said The 4e core rulebooks sold more than the 3e or even 3.5 rulebooks in a particular span of time, instead making the most oof the number of print runs the 4e core books have gone through.&nbsp; Just sayinI probably wouldn't think like this except WotC as a whole tends to say very exact things and then not correct misinterpretation of them if it benefits them... the whole &quot;not working on 4e... that requires minis&quot; fiasco.EDIT: I think tomorrow I'll go into Borders and see how many of the single books they have left are 1st, 2nd or 3rd printings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 4572893, member: 48965"] You know, for all the people quoting the print run statements... Here's something I've thouht about... but never voiced before. WotC creates a print run (larger then 3e & 3.5) for 4e that includes, both the core gift set and the singly sold books (but they are all 1st printings)... Now what I wonder is... seeing as how the core gift set was part of that print run, then all WotC needs to technically go to their second and even third print run, is for the core gift sets to sell out, not all of the print run they created. I find it hard to believe that single versions of the DMG and Monster Manual sold like hot cakes... except in the gift set. I also find it dubious that no representative has come out and said The 4e core rulebooks sold more than the 3e or even 3.5 rulebooks in a particular span of time, instead making the most oof the number of print runs the 4e core books have gone through. Just sayin I probably wouldn't think like this except WotC as a whole tends to say very exact things and then not correct misinterpretation of them if it benefits them... the whole "not working on 4e... that requires minis" fiasco. EDIT: I think tomorrow I'll go into Borders and see how many of the single books they have left are 1st, 2nd or 3rd printings. [/QUOTE]

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