August Sales

Looking at my August sales numbers by Product Type and Units sold

4C Super Heroics
Rpgnow
Paizo
Gumroad
Four Color System Core Rules (Free)
No Data
8
No data
HM #1 – My Favorite Charity
1
1
0
HM #2 – Registered Mutant
2
1
0
HM #3 – St. Patrick Day Parade
1

0
HM #4 – Easter Mayhem
1

0
HM #5 – SEPULCHRE Strikes
1

0
HM #6 – Nightmares and Dreams
1

0
HM – Crash Landing
5
1
0
HM – The Informant
7

0

Dungeon Crawl Classics Compatible
Rpgnow
Paizo
Gumroad
AL 1: Bone Hoard of the Dancing Horror
95
4
0

Pathfinder Compatible
Rpgnow
Paizo
Gumroad
80 Awesome Feats … and 2 Crappy Ones
2
5

A Score of Trapped Chests

4

Antipaladin Feats
2


Encounter Pages

1

Even More Random Encounters Remastered
1


Fehr’s Ethnology: Dhosari
6
2

Fehr’s Ethnology: Dragonblood
4
8

Fehr’s Ethnology: Erkunae
5
2

Fehr’s Ethnology: Hhundi
2
2

Fehr’s Ethnology: Ith’n Ya’roo
1
1

Fehr’s Ethnology: Xesa
11
6

Forgotten Encounters: Forests

1

Forgotten Encounters: Underground

1

Forgotten Encounters: Urban

1

Horrors of the GOW
1
1

Legendary Classes: The Rook
3
1

Legendary I: Legendary Blades
118
4

Legendary II: Legendary Weapons
3
4

Legendary III: Legendary Items
2
5

Legendary IV: Legendary Shields
2
3

Legendary V: Eastern and Exotic
2
2

Legendary VI: Legendary Armor
4
9

Legendary Races: Cyclops
4
1

Legendary Races: Harpy
22
9
2
Legendary Races: Medusa
4
3

Legendary Races: Rakshasa
4
4

Memorable Townsfolk
2
5

Monsters Unleashed V.1
1
2

Monsters Unleashed V.2
2
1

Monsters Unleashed V.3
1
2

Monsters Unleashed V.4
1
3

Monsters Unleashed V.5
3
3

Monstrous Races
3
3

Monstrous Races: Second Horde
2


Monstrous Races: The Third Party
2
3

More Random Encounters Remastered
1
2

More Random Encounters Remastered
1
2

Otyughnomicon – Flensing
1
1

Otyughnomicon – Northern Wastes

1

Otyughnomicon – Typhoon Kissed

1

Otyughnomicon – Wyvern Spawn

1

Purple Mountain I: Temple of the Locust Lord
3
1

Purple Mountain II: Ruins of the Dwarven Delve
4
1

Random Encounters Remastered
117
1

The Gambler
1


The Gods of Porphyra
123
6


Stock Art
Most of my stock art is only available at rpgnow or gumroad.

Stock Art Sales
Rpgnow
Gumroad
Brian Brinlee – Death Vulture
1

Brian Brinlee  - Magma Elemental
1

Brian Brinlee – Mask Golem
1

Brian Brinlee – Obelisk
1

Carlos Torreblanca – Disguised Monsters
1

Gary Dupuis – Arctic Beastman
1

Gary Dupuis – Carnivorous Giraffe
1

Gary Dupuis – Carrion Hound
1

Gary Dupuis – Demoness II
1

Gary Dupuis – Dragonmagi
1

Gary Dupuis – Egyptian Gnoll
5

Gary Dupuis – Emerald Golem
5

Gary Dupuis – Evil Tree
1

Gary Dupuis – Eyebeast
1

Gary Dupuis – Face Thief
1

Gary Dupuis – Fearsome Stalker
1

Gary Dupuis – Ioun Construct
2

Gary Dupuis – Female Half-Elf
1

Gary Dupuis – Lamia
2

Gary Dupuis – Locathah
1

Gary Dupuis – Magical Cat
1

Gary Dupuis – Nightgaunt
1

Gary Dupuis – Ruby Golem
2

Gary Dupuis – Slave
2

Gary Dupuis – Snake Headed Fiend
1

Gary Dupuis – Space Girl
1

Gary Dupuis – Stirge Trouble
3

Gary Dupuis – Triton
2

Gary Dupuis – Zombie Rat
1

Kristian Richards – Blue Dragon Lair
2

Maciej (Matt) Janaszek – Xesa
1

Marc Radle – Crossbow 2
1

Matt Morrow – Aasimar Warrior
2

Michael Scotta – Air Elemental
1

Michael Scotta – Dragonblood
3

Michael Scotta – Half-Elf Magic-User
2

Ryan Rhodes – Golden Badger
1

Ryan Rhodes – Hoardling
1

Ryan Rhodes – Leucrotta
1

Ryan Rhodes – T-Rex
1

Scott Ackerman – Gnomes at Work
1



Rpgnow
Paizo
Gumroad
Units Sales By Vendor
645
134
3

These volume numbers are skewed this month because we were involved in an Indie bundle which accounts for 300 or so sales but a very small revenue stream. What it did provide is access to a number of new customers who were not familiar with us before. We had three pathfinder compatible products in this bundle as I’m sure you can see above.

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