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What do you mean by invisible? The 2014 core books are still being sold on DDB.

It is described as "a D&D Beyond exclusive", so I guess it won't be sold elsewhere.

Is it me or all those rules about fighting with two weapons. crossbows, equipping weapons, etc. are needlessly fiddly and annoying?

I personally liked them both, especially Dunkirk. I only watched The Presige once, when it originally came out and I was lukewarm at best. But considering that it is universally praised and I generally like Nolan, I really should see it again.

My eyesight is also no longer good, but I can still read WotC's books. However, and maybe we are starting to go in a circle, I was specifically referring to the digital formats of those books...

Nah... I would never be so careless as to pronounce the full name of Thar.... [Nikosandros is carried away screaming by unseen forces moving along the dimension of nonconceivability]

Here I was talking about "standard" D&D books, not this new products about which I still know very little.

OK, that was what I suggested in my post, but the "shocked" reaction left me unsure...

Downloadable how? If I save the page or print to PDF it looks like garbage and I have one file for each chapter.

I have a ton of PDFs, and I've neatly stored them in nested sub-directories. However, I'd really like to have an easy tagging system, which I could use for searches.

@Snarf Zagyg I have a feeling that I've missed something obvious here, as I often do...

I've got nothing against digital products, but I dislike those I can only license, even though with DDB that's what I had to accept. PDFs.

A deadly squadron of flumphs will provide Close Air Support.

https://go.indiegogo.com/blog/2025/07/gamefound-x-indiegogo-the-future-of-creativity.html?utm_source=cordial&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=250715_GF_General_2025-07-24 I just received an email from Indiegogo with this news. Thoughts? Too many crowdfunding platforms and some consolidation was...

You don't like WG4? Or is that a joke about not pronouncing the name T...

Get rid of the AI art. Asking money for your updated product is perfectly fine. I don't see how those who got the previous version have particular cause to complain. As @Morrus mentioned, Kickstarter is a great platform, if you need to raise the money.

I'm skeptical. Since they moved everything to D&D Beyond, they have very rarely offered things to download.

For me, it's not a matter of the subject. It's just that I don't like those specific pieces of art.

Yes, Dragonbane is very much is own thing, but - unless a game is explicitly a clone (OSE, OSRIC, etc.) - I view all of them as separate things. I actually consider even the different editions of D&D (the post-TSR ones) as each being a different game.