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<blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 7710021" data-attributes="member: 37579">$20 seems about the range of a DM Screeen while a deck of cards is around $10.But those could be GaleForce9 products and not the type of product that would be credited to WotC.There are lots of options. Dice, character sheets, condition cards, campaign workbook, a 64-page softcover book, tokens/ pawns, map packs, dungeon tiles, etc.-edit-It's worth remembering that WotC stopped releasing small products (small adventures, small accessories) because retailers didn't like them. Lacking spine text they vanish on the shelves. If WotC wanted to do another small booklette (like the Elemental Evil Player Companion) they'd probably do the same thing they did then: release it as a PDF than can be purchases Print on Demand. With the DMsGuild this is even easier...Even Paizo seems to have stopped doing small one-off modules. The 64-page softcovers Paizo sells are $23, and WotC would likely charge around $25 for the same, which is the most expensive product in that list. So they *could* have a small accessory planned. But just as easily not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jester David, post: 7710021, member: 37579"] $20 seems about the range of a DM Screeen while a deck of cards is around $10. But those could be GaleForce9 products and not the type of product that would be credited to WotC. There are lots of options. Dice, character sheets, condition cards, campaign workbook, a 64-page softcover book, tokens/ pawns, map packs, dungeon tiles, etc. -edit- It's worth remembering that WotC stopped releasing small products (small adventures, small accessories) because retailers didn't like them. Lacking spine text they vanish on the shelves. If WotC wanted to do another small booklette (like the [i]Elemental Evil Player Companion[/i]) they'd probably do the same thing they did then: release it as a PDF than can be purchases Print on Demand. With the DMsGuild this is even easier... Even Paizo seems to have stopped doing small one-off modules. The 64-page softcovers Paizo sells are $23, and WotC would likely charge around $25 for the same, which is the most expensive product in that list. So they *could* have a small accessory planned. But just as easily not. [/QUOTE]

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