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<blockquote data-quote="WackyAnne" data-source="post: 7654328" data-attributes="member: 6774750">As much as I am enjoying 5th Edition, I think D&amp;D will have a hard time regaining first place for the foreseeable future. None of this speaks to quality of either game, or its players. Unless/until WotC ramps up to full production, especially on the adventure side, they don't have the lineup. Pathfinder also sells quarterly or more modules, the monthly APs, at least a new core book a year, and tons of splatbooks; even assuming that the maps &amp; cards Paizo also publishes aren't counted, they still vastly outproduce WotC's D&amp;D output. D&amp;D5E only has 5 products out now (Starter Set, PHB, HotDQ, MM for Q3) and two more due before the end of the year (RoT &amp; DMG for Q4).Pathfinder will have 22 books out in the same time frame: 2 hardcovers, 2 double-length modules, and 6 volumes each of the Adventure Path (Iron Gods), campaign setting, and&nbsp; player companions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WackyAnne, post: 7654328, member: 6774750"] As much as I am enjoying 5th Edition, I think D&D will have a hard time regaining first place for the foreseeable future. None of this speaks to quality of either game, or its players. Unless/until WotC ramps up to full production, especially on the adventure side, they don't have the lineup. Pathfinder also sells quarterly or more modules, the monthly APs, at least a new core book a year, and tons of splatbooks; even assuming that the maps & cards Paizo also publishes aren't counted, they still vastly outproduce WotC's D&D output. D&D5E only has 5 products out now (Starter Set, PHB, HotDQ, MM for Q3) and two more due before the end of the year (RoT & DMG for Q4). Pathfinder will have 22 books out in the same time frame: 2 hardcovers, 2 double-length modules, and 6 volumes each of the Adventure Path (Iron Gods), campaign setting, and player companions. [/QUOTE]

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