D&D 5E D&D Statistics by State (March 2023)

[Stormonu]

Likely the April bump was caused by the D&D movie searches?

 

[Parmandur]

Likely the April bump was caused by the D&D movie searches?

Yes, seems fairly certain. It ended up being a mire effective commercial for the existence of D&D (indeed, it seems to be the biggest bump in interest the game has ever received) than it was a box office draw.

 

[CleverNickName]

Yes, seems fairly certain. It ended up being a mire effective commercial for the existence of D&D (indeed, it seems to be the biggest bump in interest the game has ever received) than it was a box office draw.

And this is the biggest reason why I think there will be a sequel.

 

[Parmandur]

And this is the biggest reason why I think there will be a sequel.

Another film, for sure: they might do like they have with G. I. Joe films, though, and nit be a direct follow-up. New characters (with less established actors), new situation, slightly more modest budget, is my guess. Unless the VoD and streaming have been a major financial success.

 

[jasper]

Or class and subclass are the same if you are being picky. My Twilight Cleric will beat your Battlemaster.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

Rogue in Oregon may be because the "Rogue Valley" is a thing in Oregon. Also, in New York there's a Bard College, which may have skewed the results there as well.

 

[LordEntrails]

Is it possible that people using a VPN to search could alter the google search results? Also, Oregon has a big AWS center, wonder if that makes a difference for why OR is a top contender?

My plan has finally come to fruition!
In my spare time I fire up my VPN and choose a server in Utah and Google "Why monks suck on their toes"