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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9798314" data-attributes="member: 59816">It's probably a little down, but I think we can say that a LOT of people are still coming to D&D. In droves.But I think that the newer Starters just aren't the massive deal of quality-and-quantity-for-buck that the OG 5e Starter Set was.Heroes of the Borderland, I think, is excellent when it comes to achieving its goals as bridging the gap between D&D and a board game, but I think that it's sales "ceiling" is lower, both with the increased price, and how the format won't also appeal to extant players in the same way that LMoP did.And, I do think at this point that WotC selling digital/physical bundles has and will eat into FLGSes sales. If we could offer digital "upgrades" with physical products (say, a code on a card) at our FLGSes, I think WotC would both share with us better, and also teach our customers the "joy" of digital, ultimately benefitting them (even more than us) in the long-term.</blockquote>