How many 3.5e D&D Wotc products do you own?

[diaglo]

Good point. If you look look at it that way, there frequency of "generic" 3.x products and 2nd Edition products is remarkably similar. Leaving out the adventurers, most of the setting-specific material (Greyhawk, Realms, Planescape, etc.) but leaving in the "one" shots settings (Jakandor, Ghostwalk and Dragon Mountain), there are about 110 2nd Edition products vs. about 60 3.x Edition products (or 0.80 per month vs. 0.93). If you add in the non-adventure Forgotten Realms products, the numbers are roughly 180 2nd Edition vs. 80 3.x Edition (1.30 vs 1.25 per month).

But your point about there still being a while until the next edition is well made. So many books...

also some of your 2edADnD list includes novels. Cormyr was a novel for instance. And the TSR Jam 1999 was a catalog. WotC releases catalogs and i didn't see you include that for the 2000ed.

but i agree so far the numbers aren't close.

 

[DaveMage]

So many products....so little time....

*sigh*

 

[Echohawk]

also some of your 2edADnD list includes novels. Cormyr was a novel for instance. And the TSR Jam 1999 was a catalog. WotC releases catalogs and i didn't see you include that for the 2000ed.

There shouldn't be any novels in that list (but there might be, I didn't check it that thoroughly).

"Cormyr" is the title of a novel and an accessory. The one on the list is TSR9410, an "Official Game Accessory".

TSR Jam 1999 is "An Adventurer's Guild Adventure Anthology" according to the title page. It contains seven short adventurers (one each for the Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, the Illithiad, Planescape, Ravenloft, Dragonlance and Alternity).

I'm sure there are some errors and omissions in the list, but I don't think those are two of them .

 

[Bagpuss]

PHB 3.5 (most recent purchase, since the group I've joined recently is playing 3.5)
Fane of the Drow
Heroes of Battle (first 3.5 purchase)

That's it. Previously I was running a 3.0 Scarred Lands campaign and handn't bought anything from WotC in ages. I bought Heroes of Battle as soon as it came out as I am intending a military campaign.

Do you count Miniatures boosters? Which set was the switch to 3.5 or were they all 3.5? I've bought about 2 each of the last three expansions, none of Underdark yet.

 

[diaglo]

There shouldn't be any novels in that list (but there might be, I didn't check it that thoroughly).

"Cormyr" is the title of a novel and an accessory. The one on the list is TSR9410, an "Official Game Accessory".

TSR Jam 1999 is "An Adventurer's Guild Adventure Anthology" according to the title page. It contains seven short adventurers (one each for the Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, the Illithiad, Planescape, Ravenloft, Dragonlance and Alternity).

I'm sure there are some errors and omissions in the list, but I don't think those are two of them .

cool. i don't have my books handy so was trying to do it by memory.

i think i got the 1999 and the 1989 mixed up. i guess 1989 was the catalog.

i bought all of these things. buying and buying and buying... seemed like a near ending cycle although it turned into a neverending one.

 

[Zander]

I have them all. I'm a book whore...

You're a Whore of the Coast!

Sorry, couldn't resist.

From memory as I don't have my 3.5 stuff to hand, I have 15.

 

[Zander]

i also have the Scourge of the Worlds.. DVD or whatever it was called.
plus the D&D for Dummies book...

I have those too but I don't think they count.

 

[Echohawk]

It contains seven short adventurers.

Ahem. Adventures. I meant adventures. There is no maximum height requirement for any of the modules in the book .

 

[diaglo]

Ahem. Adventures. I meant adventures. There is no maximum height requirement for any of the modules in the book .

plus you forgot Snow White.

Hi Ho, Hi ho it's off to work we go...

 

[shaylon]

I have 22. Man I cannot believe I have that many!

-Shay