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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9860224" data-attributes="member: 7034611">I am not sure how you arrived at that, to me they look pretty constant, which actually is not that bad given that the overall TTRPG crowdfunding market is shrinking from my understanding. Here are their latest KSNight Hunters, 01/2026, 220k, ToVNorthlands, 09/2025, 240k, D&D and ToVToV PHB2, 05/2025, 250k, ToVToV MM2, 01/2025, 265k, ToVLabyrinth, 09/2024, 355k, ToVCB Dungeons & Ruins, 04/2024, 285kToV DMG, 01/2024, 460k, ToVCB Castles & Crowns, 09/2023, 260kToV PHB and MM, 05/2023, 1150k, ToVWastes of Chaos, 09/2022, 210k, D&DCB Cities & Towns, 05/2022, 235kTome of Beasts 3, 01/2022, 765k, D&DBook of Ebon Tides, 10/2021, 180k, D&DTome of Heroes, 09/2021, 375k, D&DVault of Magic, 02/2021, 475k, D&DSouthlands, 11/2020, 265k, D&DNorthlands and Southlands are not that far apart, and Southlands had two and a half books to Northlands 2 booksNight Hunters and Ebon Tides are thematically similar and are both two books, with the newer Night Hunters making more moneyThe Campaign Builders (CB) books are growing slightly over timeAs you can see they also do not release a D&D and ToV version of everything, in fact they did that only once.So all in all I consider this pretty constant, certainly no pre/post OGL trend, maybe some post Covid bubble adjustmentsthings have certainly normalized, WotC lost goodwill and has not fully regained it, and they have lost some customers but not so many that it hurt them much - of course that amount is large enough to making a living off if you are any other TTRPG publisher</blockquote>

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