So how much does WotC get out of you per year?

[MoogleEmpMog]

Oops. I voted <$50 because I wasn't thinking of Star Wars minis and Magic cards. Revise it to $100-$200.

 

[Mercule]

i kinda like Keith's spin on Eberron. not to be used in the campaign. but to see how the creator would do it.

Cool. I'd looked at those. Are they sequential or can I pick up any old Baker/Eberron book (barring stuff obviously labeled "book two of the trilogy" or the like)?

 

[molonel]

I bought an embarassing amount of minis on Ebay, so I put myself in the $2000+ range with books, map layouts and everything else put together.

My book purchases are way down, though.

 

[Roadkill101]

WOTC gets absolutely none of my money.
The last items I bought from them were the 3.0 core books (phb, dmg, mm) the FR Setting Compendium and the Unapproachable East FR Compendium (which I ended up giving away).
I downloaded the SRD for any 3.5 needs.
I'm not likely to buy anything from WOTC until the release of an 4th edition, and that more for posterity than anything.

The only things gaming related I've spent money on in the last three years or so have been:
Campaign Cartographer (Pro Fantasy, I still haven't learned to use the software), 1 adventure module (it was a gift and was produced by a 3rd party), 2 sets of dice (both Chessex, 1 was a gift), 3 Flipmats (Steelsqwire, 1 as a gift) and roughly 10 to 12 mini's (Reaper Miniatures, I have a total of six, the rest were for gifts but I'm not sure exactly how many).
I'm not counting graph paper, dry erase markers, pencils, note books and whatnot.

After 26 years of gaming, I find there's just not that much I need anymore.

 

[Agamon]

1 case of DDM every three months
1-4 supplement hardcovers per year
2-5 adventures per year

About $700-$800 per annum.

Does Paizo give WotC a cut from Dungeon and Dragon, is it a flat fee or do they even pay anything? I have subscriptions to both.

 

[Minicol]

I misunderstood the question. I say I spend around 150 € / 200 $ a month on D&D including D20. So i voted over 2000 $, which is wrong on a yearly basis.

I think over the 15 years I built an almost complete collection ...

 

[Minicol]

Yeah

I forgot : no minis. Not anymore. Too costly. Too ugly.
Don't need no evil minis. Don't like new adventures with too much minis.

And anyways : Reaper RULES !

Death to bad plastic minis.

 

[DMH]

Including the ones I have sold, I have owned about 12. So, including pdfs, about 1/50th of 3rd party material.

For the poll, less than 50.

 

[MerricB]

Err...

I have to guess a bit (exchange rates and all that).

But about us$1000, I think.

Cheers!

 

[catsclaw227]

I buy most all hardbacks that are aren't FR or Eberron, though I occaisonally get one of them, I buy adventures, no minis since Angelfire (and since have sold them all), no tiles, no minis.

1/4 of my money goes to WOTC, with the other 1/2 to 3rd party d20 stuff, and the last 1/4 to d20 PDFs.