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

[kenobi65]

A hardcover book every couple of months (I don't buy every release), and a box or two of each minis release (including the Star Wars minis), puts me at, I'm guessing, $300 or so a year.

If WotC still owned Dragon and Dungeon, we'd add another $75 to that.

 

[diaglo]

Are there any worth reading? (Not a rhetorical question. Forgotten Realms immediately disqualifies it for me, BTW.)

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

 

[KB9JMQ]

Well the financial state I have been in for two years now limits me to about $1,000 a year.
That is for 2 cases of each minis set a year (about $800) and probably $200 on magazines/books/novels.

When I was much better off money-wise I would say about double that.

After that my only other expenses are dry-erase markers, chips and pepsi

 

[DaveMage]

I probably underestimated a bit in the poll - I forgot about minis I acquire on the secondary market.

I pretty much buy all their D&D products (not including novels, which I buy very infrequently).

 

[jaerdaph]

$50 to $100. Used to be much higher when I played D&D.

 

[sckeener]

I voted for the 200-500 range, but I am probably more in the 500+ range.

I didn't count the pdf books I bought from wotc and I didn't count paizo (dragon&dungeon.)

I doubt I spend much more than $500+ on all my gaming needs (wotc/dragon/dungeon/other 3rd party)

 

[Garnfellow]

Maybe a couple of books a year, and on average maybe a booster of miniatures a month.

 

[Son_of_Thunder]

WotC don't own me no mo!

Not since '03 has WotC got a single cent from me. I bought the 3.5 core and that's all I've got since then.

 

[Presto2112]

I'd estimate that last year I spentclose to $300 on WotC product. Only $75 of that was books; the rest was minis.

 

[Wombat]

WotC? For the last 3 1/2 years, $0.00.

Third party? Probably about $60 a year.

Non-D&D? Probably about $150-200 a year.