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<blockquote data-quote="Trickstergod" data-source="post: 1459565" data-attributes="member: 10825">Arcana Unearthed seems a safe bet; it may have just sold exceptionally well initially, but it still had that first good go. Beyond that, I'm tempted to say the first Relics and Rituals was a big seller. To my knowledge, it was really one of the first spell supplements to hit the market, and even today, isn't too bad of a book, so I see it having done fairly solidly. The Crucible of Freya seems a possibility as well; after all, wasn't that one of the first published adventures out there? Which I believe is part of what has garnered the sales - being a first in something, when there was relatively little competition. First spell and magic item supplement, first adventure, and so on. Other than that...well, if it has a WotC stamp on it, it's probably beaten the tar out of the sales of any books that don't bear it, regardless of relative quality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trickstergod, post: 1459565, member: 10825"] Arcana Unearthed seems a safe bet; it may have just sold exceptionally well initially, but it still had that first good go. Beyond that, I'm tempted to say the first Relics and Rituals was a big seller. To my knowledge, it was really one of the first spell supplements to hit the market, and even today, isn't too bad of a book, so I see it having done fairly solidly. The Crucible of Freya seems a possibility as well; after all, wasn't that one of the first published adventures out there? Which I believe is part of what has garnered the sales - being a first in something, when there was relatively little competition. First spell and magic item supplement, first adventure, and so on. Other than that...well, if it has a WotC stamp on it, it's probably beaten the tar out of the sales of any books that don't bear it, regardless of relative quality. [/QUOTE]

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