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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Saplatt" data-source="post: 6362394" data-attributes="member: 6775639">In 3Q of 2010 (July-Sept), Wizards produced Vor Rukoth, The Demonomicon, Dark Sun Player's Guide and Dark Sun Campaign Setting, Marauders of the Dune Sea and the Psionic Power Splatbook.   The Rules Compendium and the first Essentials book were released in the very last week of September.  Keep in mind that, by this time, WotC also had plenty of other 4E books on the shelves: 3 PHBs, 3 Monster Manuals, 2 Magic Item Compendiums, a Dragon Magazine Annual, 2 Books devoted to Dragons, Open Grave (an Undead Supplement), Setting Supplements for the Underdark, The Plane Above, The Plane Below, The Manual of the Planes, Splatbooks for Primal, Arcane and Divine Powers and 2 for Martial Powers, Player's Guides and Campaign Settings for both Eberron and Forgotten Realms, a book of Dungeon Delves, Revenge  of the Giants, several adventure modules, it's own Starter Set, Splatbooks for both Dragonborn and Tieflings and an entire Player's Strategy Guide.Compared to Pathfinder, which had the Core Book, a Bestiary, a GMs guide and its adventure paths.Granted that all these things sell higher on initial release, but the weight of that material should have counted for a lot more ongoing sales than it apparently did.</blockquote>