According to ICV2 Pathfinder is the #1 selling RPG and it has been the #1 line for the last year.
According to Inc. Paizo Publishing is ranked #2370 of the top 5000 list.
There is quite a bit of information and speculation to be gleaned from these simple information bits. This kind of information should also help explain why Hasbro is expanding the license of D&D continually into boardgames, lego like toys, video games and other non-rpg fields.
Top 5 Roleplaying Games – Spring 2013
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Pathfinder
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Paizo Publishing
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2
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Dungeons & Dragons
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Wizards of the Coast
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3
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Star Wars
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Fantasy Flight Games
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4
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Iron Kingdoms
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Privateer Press
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5
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Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader/Deathwatch
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Fantasy Flight Games
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Top 5 Roleplaying Games – Fall 2012
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Pathfinder
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Paizo Publishing
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2
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Star Wars
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Fantasy Flight Games
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3
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Dungeons & Dragons
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Wizards of the Coast
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4
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Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader/Deathwatch
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Fantasy Flight Games
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5
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Iron Kingdoms
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Privateer Press
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Top 5 Roleplaying Games – Summer 2012
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Pathfinder
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Paizo Publishing
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2
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Dungeons & Dragons
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Wizards of the Coast
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3
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Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader/Deathwatch
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Fantasy Flight Games
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4
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Dragon Age
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Green Ronin Publishing
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5
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Dungeon Crawl Classics
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Goodman Games
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Top 5 Roleplaying Games – Spring 2012
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Pathfinder
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Paizo Publishing
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2
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Dungeons & Dragons
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Wizards of the Coast
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3
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Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader/Deathwatch
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Fantasy Flight Games
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4
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Dragon Age
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Green Ronin Publishing
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5
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Marvel Heroic Roleplaying
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Margaret Weis Productions
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According to Inc. Paizo Publishing is ranked #2370 of the top 5000 list.
2013 STATISTICS
Rank: 2370
3-year growth:152%
2012 Revenue:$11.2 million
2009 Revenue:$4.4 million
Web site:Paizo.com
Employees: 42
Jobs added, prev. 3 years:17
Founded: 2002
Location:Redmond, WA
Industry: RetailThere is quite a bit of information and speculation to be gleaned from these simple information bits. This kind of information should also help explain why Hasbro is expanding the license of D&D continually into boardgames, lego like toys, video games and other non-rpg fields.
Ah, the Dragon Master's Ring, highly coveted symbol of RPG publishing dominance.
ReplyDeleteWhy do I find that ring...disturbing?
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