Timeline for official 3E products

[Mistwell]

Could anyone give me a precise timeline for the release dates of official WOTC d&d 3rd edition products? I am looking for release dates for each of the following:

PHB
DMG
MM
First Miniatures
Forgotten Realms
First module
First splat book

 

[CRGreathouse]

PHB
DMG
MM

August, September, and October 2000. I believe the exaxct dates were the 15th, 17th, 2? respectively.

 

[Mistwell]

Thanks!

I'm really interested in month and year. The day is nice if you have it, but not necessary.

 

[CRGreathouse]

Thanks!

I'm really interested in month and year. The day is nice if you have it, but not necessary.

The WotC catalog:
http://www.wizards.com/catalog/product.asp?wtc11829

shows S&F (the first *book) published on January 2001. I certainly don't have a day, though; the others I rememebred through the almost 2 years pre-D&D3E on Eric's site.

 

[Harlock]

If I am not mistaken Amazon.com often lists the date they started shipping them, might check there.

 

[Mistwell]

If I am not mistaken Amazon.com often lists the date they started shipping them, might check there.

They list the publication date it seems. FR came out May 29, 2001, and the first reviews were early June, so I think June 2001 is a fair date.

Which is interesting... it took 10 months after the PHB before the first setting was released.

 

[Spatula]

They list the publication date it seems. FR came out May 29, 2001, and the first reviews were early June, so I think June 2001 is a fair date.

Which is interesting... it took 10 months after the PHB before the first setting was released.

They published a $10 Greyhawk primer very early on, and followed that up with a larger book (forget both their names) before FRCS came out. A lot of work obviously went into FRCS, so the lag on that one doesn't surprise me.

 

[TeeSeeJay]

They published a $10 Greyhawk primer very early on, and followed that up with a larger book (forget both their names) before FRCS came out. A lot of work obviously went into FRCS, so the lag on that one doesn't surprise me.

"D&D Gazeteer" (Sept 2000) and "Living Greyhawk Gazeteer" (November 2000) are those names you've forgotten.

Let's see then. According to amazon:

First Module, Sunless Citadel, October 2000
First generic supplement, Hero Builder's Guidebook was December 2000

 

[TeeSeeJay]

Was SSS' Creature Collection the first 3rd-party d20 supplement (October 2000)?

 

[TeeSeeJay]

I think the first minis, the "Heroes" box? September 2001.