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<blockquote data-quote="Lady Dragon" data-source="post: 157544" data-attributes="member: 3453"><p>I think that despite the fact that somewhere between 1-2 million people play D&D most of them either don't own any books or only own the players handbook and maybe two or three other WoTC corebooks.</p><p></p><p>I believe that the people who buy D20 books of any kind is a pool of less than 100,000 people.And they range from only a few books to most or all of them.</p><p></p><p>Lets face it we all know a few kids who play but don't take it all that seriously or adults who used to play but don't have time anymore.We ask the question if D7D can ever be mainstreamed probably not but I beleive it can still grow.The video game industry grows all the time.Its not just kids who play them anymore The kids grow up and don't give up there hobby.</p><p></p><p>Basically there is only two wyas for the D20 companies to grow there basic support and that is to get more people who already play to play more or to find new people with the assumption that 10% will be regular buyers of D20 stuff.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lady Dragon, post: 157544, member: 3453"] I think that despite the fact that somewhere between 1-2 million people play D&D most of them either don't own any books or only own the players handbook and maybe two or three other WoTC corebooks. I believe that the people who buy D20 books of any kind is a pool of less than 100,000 people.And they range from only a few books to most or all of them. Lets face it we all know a few kids who play but don't take it all that seriously or adults who used to play but don't have time anymore.We ask the question if D7D can ever be mainstreamed probably not but I beleive it can still grow.The video game industry grows all the time.Its not just kids who play them anymore The kids grow up and don't give up there hobby. Basically there is only two wyas for the D20 companies to grow there basic support and that is to get more people who already play to play more or to find new people with the assumption that 10% will be regular buyers of D20 stuff. [/QUOTE]
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