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Well, she wrote that they are exploring options for global availability, so there's at least a possibility.

I've got a 6.

May be they are not really having that argument. Maybe they are participating in a massive PBP game in which they play the roles of people having that argument.

Everything has an index of the files. The search results are instantaneous. Windows takes quite a bit of time.

I had never heard of Everything before this thread. I've downloaded and tried it. I see that it has a lot of interesting features, like support for regular expressions, but the "basic" usage is extremely simple and it works great for me for finding stuff (I have a ton of files scattered all over...

I'm glad I bought a PDF copy for in in 2020. And I'm especially glad that it was a PDF, that is safely backed up and that I can still access and use...

I find it a bit strange that they list Cthulhu by Torchlight under the classes header. All the other sources contain full classes, while this product has just sub-classes.

My understanding is that third party products on DDB are written by non-WotC, folks, but their implementation on the site is done by WotC.

It is easy and I've tried it, but the result looks (unsurprisingly) terrible. :(

I don't own it and it looks like I can buy it.

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.