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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pinotage" data-source="post: 4171430" data-attributes="member: 15194">The same really applies to pdfs as well. Take a look at some examples. Red Moon Games' setting The Kyngdoms has sold 50-100 copies, and that's been around for years now. A more recent one from Dog Soul Publishing (Kitsonumari) has also sold 50-100 copies. Reality Deviant's Blood Throne setting has sold 100+ but that won the Green Ronin True20 runner up award and so got a lot of press. Plus it's a brilliant setting. Other Dog Soul Publishing Settings haven't even sold 50 copies yet, and most of these aren't even 200 pages - they're more like setting primers than settings.Silver Oak Studios released the Argyle Lorebook, also a good setting. Hasn't sold 50 copies yet. Final Redoubt Press released Echoes of Heaven. Their OGL version sold 50-100 copies.I'm not trying to discourage you by any means. It's great to see creativity in settings, but from what I've seen, even if you do your own art, it's very difficult to make money. I suppose if your only reward is to see it published, then that's another matter, but time and effort rarely equite to making money for settings.Pinotage</blockquote>