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How many people are buying less books for 4E than previous editions?
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<blockquote data-quote="malkav666" data-source="post: 4969299" data-attributes="member: 70565"><p>Just as a side not to this comment. Those books about locale (Sandstorm, Forstburn, Stormwrack, etc.) were some of the finest offerings for 3.x IMO. They are long standing favorites with both of my groups, and I know at least 5-8 copies of each were bought between both groups (with every single member of both groups picking up Stormwarck I believe for its naval combat rules). Libris Mortis and Lords of Madness were also crowd favorites (with some of the Lords of Madness book being used as the root of a campaign one of my friends ran).</p><p></p><p>In general I found those splats in particular to be some of the most high quality produced 1st party for D&D 3.x. WOTC did make some bad 3.x splat material, but IMO those books were not among them, and it was not my general experience that they had poor sales. But YMMV, maybe they sucked in your neck of the woods, but they are pretty popular in my circles.</p><p></p><p>love,</p><p></p><p>malkav</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="malkav666, post: 4969299, member: 70565"] Just as a side not to this comment. Those books about locale (Sandstorm, Forstburn, Stormwrack, etc.) were some of the finest offerings for 3.x IMO. They are long standing favorites with both of my groups, and I know at least 5-8 copies of each were bought between both groups (with every single member of both groups picking up Stormwarck I believe for its naval combat rules). Libris Mortis and Lords of Madness were also crowd favorites (with some of the Lords of Madness book being used as the root of a campaign one of my friends ran). In general I found those splats in particular to be some of the most high quality produced 1st party for D&D 3.x. WOTC did make some bad 3.x splat material, but IMO those books were not among them, and it was not my general experience that they had poor sales. But YMMV, maybe they sucked in your neck of the woods, but they are pretty popular in my circles. love, malkav [/QUOTE]
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