Is Acquisitions Inc. switching to Daggerheart? Yes!

[darjr]

It’s vod now.

 

[EthanSental]

I’m 35 minutes into the video where Jim turns into a frog and licks his bulbous eye and other jokes but I haven’t kept up with the show/storylines with Jeremy Crawford as the dm so I may hit FF to get past some of this story that isn’t clicking with me and look for rules related parts, combat and whatever DH calls other stuff. Matt seems to be having fun playing Bode and he just seems like a fun, nice guy in anything I’ve seen him do!

 

[Haiku Elvis]

Matt seems to be having fun playing Bode and he just seems like a fun, nice guy in anything I’ve seen him do!

...and he has great hair. Don't you just hate the guy!

Spoiler

Joke y'all

 

[Parmandur]

How many books do you think DH has sold?

Just to come back to this after the ICv2 numbers...

Less than Crooked Moon has done on Kickstarter (21,793 backers pledged $4,020,234?) plus retail, but more than Pathfinder has done...so less than I thought, but sounds like Pathfinder is less than I thought too?

 

[darjr]

Just to come back to this after the ICv2 numbers...

Less than Crooked Moon has done on Kickstarter (21,793 backers pledged $4,020,234?) plus retail, but more than Pathfinder has done...so less than I thought, but sounds like Pathfinder is less than I thought too?

These latest numbers from ICV2 are very sus to me.

 

[Parmandur]

These latest numbers from ICV2 are very sus to me.

Always worth taking them with a grain of salt, but they don't seem terribly unusual if we take the Kickstarter numbers for the big projects into account as part of the total. Surely Crooked Moon and Cosmere have sold more in retail beyond their Kickstarter, so it isn't too shocking to see them do well, and most of the others make sense to be present. Daggerheart appearing to be out doing Pathfinder with retailers also makes sense as Paizo is pretty focused on direct sales in a way that Critical Role isn't quite (they sell direct, but beyond the limited edition, not a huge advantage to buying direct rather than from one's preferred store).

 

[zakael19]

(they sell direct, but beyond the limited edition, not a huge advantage to buying direct rather than from one's preferred store).

Buying direct from the CR store gave you a free PDF code immediately. I dont think you got that if you purchased at retail?

I think a lot of the international sales were "direct" for a while, I certainly saw a lot of complaints on the Reddit about the store being out of stock over and over.

I bet Cosmere has sold more through B&N then small LGSs, it was on prominent end-caps with a bunch of Sanderson softcovers when I went to the one near me recently.