Hello,
I have been away for a long time. I own the majority of the 5e sourcebooks in hardcover, but find that traveling with them to play my family campaign is...cumbersome. Especially when, like this weekend, the car is packed full. I know that D&D Beyond would prefer that I purchase their “enhanced” digital files for $29.99 each. My question is ... is it legal within “fair use” to make a digital copy of a text for my personal, non-file sharing purposes. Arguably, I would not be using the hardcover and the digital copy at the same time since one is for home and the other for travel.
thoughts?
I have been away for a long time. I own the majority of the 5e sourcebooks in hardcover, but find that traveling with them to play my family campaign is...cumbersome. Especially when, like this weekend, the car is packed full. I know that D&D Beyond would prefer that I purchase their “enhanced” digital files for $29.99 each. My question is ... is it legal within “fair use” to make a digital copy of a text for my personal, non-file sharing purposes. Arguably, I would not be using the hardcover and the digital copy at the same time since one is for home and the other for travel.
thoughts?