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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercurius" data-source="post: 6652387" data-attributes="member: 59082">Huh? .... nevermind.I'm glad you think I'm hilarious. Oh, and you're wrong. I said 8-10 products meaning ALL products. WotC was churning out 10+ hardcovers alone, not to mention other products. Let's take 2009 by way of example:Hardcovers:The Plane BelowDraconomicon: Metallic DragonsPrimal PowerDungeon Master's Guide 2Adventurer's Vault 2Dragon Magazine AnnualDivine PowerEberron Campaign GuideEberron Player's GuideMonster Manual 2Arcane PowerPlayer's Handbook 2Dungeon DelveOpen GraveAdventures:Prince of UndeathRevenge of the GiantsSeekers of the Ashen CrownKingdom of the GhoulsDeath's ReachTiles:Sinister WoodsArcane TowersCards:Player's Handbook 2: Warden, BardMartial Power: WarlordPlayer's Handbook: Wizard, FighterHmmm...let's see, I count 14 hardcovers (not including the Giant one, which I'm counting as an adventure), 5 adventures, 2 tiles, and 5 card decks - that's 26 products. I'm just going on Amazon publishing dates, so there might be more.Now let's see. I suggested a modest 8-10, and to you this is "hilarious" because it is close to the output of 4E and 3E, but the reality is that what I'm suggesting is about one third of a peak year in 4E's cycle (I'm guessing 3E was as much, 2E even moreso).OK, what is hilarious again? <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/worried.png"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":-S" title="Uhm    :-S" data-shortname=":-S" /></blockquote>

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