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<blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 8315754" data-attributes="member: 7030526">Its not nearly as reflective of young people as you think, just certain subsets of them, mostly university educated or those headed towards that goal.&nbsp;Homebrew isn't A setting, its an endless series of settings, and doesn't count when one is concidering what the most popular official setting is. &nbsp;Again in WotCs own words &quot;Adventures in the Forgotten Realms is Magic's take on the most popular Dungeons &amp; Dragons setting&quot;. WotC conciders FR its most popular setting. &nbsp;And even at 1% of the D&amp;D and FR fandoms your looking at nearly half a million new customers. Hell 0.5% is 250,000 new customers. That is easily enough with current customer base for MtG to make it both the most popular and profitable MtG set ever. Amazon.com is already sold out of everything AFR except the Commander decks.&nbsp;Heck even if it convinces 1000 D&amp;D players new to MtG to buy a bundle, that allow would push it to the most popular set inconjuction with current demand. And I believe its going to be way, way more successful then that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henadic Theologian, post: 8315754, member: 7030526"] Its not nearly as reflective of young people as you think, just certain subsets of them, mostly university educated or those headed towards that goal. Homebrew isn't A setting, its an endless series of settings, and doesn't count when one is concidering what the most popular official setting is. Again in WotCs own words "Adventures in the Forgotten Realms is Magic's take on the most popular Dungeons & Dragons setting". WotC conciders FR its most popular setting. And even at 1% of the D&D and FR fandoms your looking at nearly half a million new customers. Hell 0.5% is 250,000 new customers. That is easily enough with current customer base for MtG to make it both the most popular and profitable MtG set ever. Amazon.com is already sold out of everything AFR except the Commander decks. Heck even if it convinces 1000 D&D players new to MtG to buy a bundle, that allow would push it to the most popular set inconjuction with current demand. And I believe its going to be way, way more successful then that. [/QUOTE]

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