No D&D books in winter

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#1

excalainen

Oct 02, 2010 15:54:46
As I look at the product calendar, I see no new D&D rule books in December, January and February. So far there has consistently been at least one book per month. What gives?
#2

mboss77

Oct 02, 2010 16:36:41
not sure really....I think they're letting Essentials filter through the market and gain some ground with new and existing players.  Another thing that's weird is that some of the stuff that was promised HERE has been pushed back or has disappeared.
#3

inarai

Oct 03, 2010 1:53:55
Perhaps they want to run through the Essentials line before announcing whatever's next?
#4

jeff-heikkinen

Oct 03, 2010 3:06:49
not sure really....I think they're letting Essentials filter through the market and gain some ground with new and existing players.  Another thing that's weird is that some of the stuff that was promised HERE has been pushed back or has disappeared.


What has been pushed back or disappeared? The catalog only goes through 1Q2011, but everything I see on the chart you linked to is still there and still where it's supposed to be.
#5

mboss77

Oct 03, 2010 9:00:24
not sure really....I think they're letting Essentials filter through the market and gain some ground with new and existing players.  Another thing that's weird is that some of the stuff that was promised HERE has been pushed back or has disappeared.


What has been pushed back or disappeared? The catalog only goes through 1Q2011, but everything I see on the chart you linked to is still there and still where it's supposed to be.

Well so far... The D&D fortune Cards and the Nentir Vale Gazetter have disappeared.  These are also not listed on Amazon to pre-order.  However 3 of the 4 2nd Quarter releases are already listed on Amazon to pre-order with the exception of "Conquest of Nerath Board Game."
#6

jeff-heikkinen

Oct 03, 2010 12:46:45
I overlooked the Gaz, I admit. My bad. As for the fortune cards, perhaps I should have said all the ones I was inclined to count were still there; of course that's idiosyncratic to me.
#7

mboss77

Oct 03, 2010 17:21:59
I overlooked the Gaz, I admit. My bad. As for the fortune cards, perhaps I should have said all the ones I was inclined to count were still there; of course that's idiosyncratic to me.

No worries.  I was (am) really looking forward to that Gazetter.