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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9369236" data-attributes="member: 7030563">Not in print they haven't.&nbsp; 1E&amp;BEMCI sold more of every single common book except the PHB (more Basic, more DMG, more MM).The Basic set sold nearly twice as many copies as the 5E Starter set and Essentials kit combined and then they had Expert, Companion, Master and Immortals boxed sets on top of that.AD&amp;D 1E and BEMCI had over 70 different adventures they published in print, compared to I think 20 from 5E.I am confident 1E and BEMCI sold more in print than 5E without even counting novels or Dragon magazine (and while I understand excluding the novels, I don't understand why you wouldn't include Dragon magazine).Ok and if this is true, I will point out that 500,000 adventure sales is over 3 times as many any 5E adventure .... and the Dragonlance modules were 15 out of I think 73 adventures they sold.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 9369236, member: 7030563"] Not in print they haven't. 1E&BEMCI sold more of every single common book except the PHB (more Basic, more DMG, more MM). The Basic set sold nearly twice as many copies as the 5E Starter set and Essentials kit combined and then they had Expert, Companion, Master and Immortals boxed sets on top of that. AD&D 1E and BEMCI had over 70 different adventures they published in print, compared to I think 20 from 5E. I am confident 1E and BEMCI sold more in print than 5E without even counting novels or Dragon magazine (and while I understand excluding the novels, I don't understand why you wouldn't include Dragon magazine). Ok and if this is true, I will point out that 500,000 adventure sales is over 3 times as many any 5E adventure .... and the Dragonlance modules were 15 out of I think 73 adventures they sold. [/QUOTE]

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