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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kesh" data-source="post: 3849495" data-attributes="member: 1308">I have a feeling they'll go the generic code route. As already mentioned, there's a number of problems with people copying unique codes out of books on shelves, which would render them useless to the legitimate buyer, and I don't see Wizards shrink-wrapping their hardcovers.With the generic code + nominal fee, Wizards at least gets some money out of the person who might not otherwise buy the book, and the code stays useful to someone who does buy the book & still wants the e-version. They might lose out on a book sale, but if the overhead on the e-version is nominal they could make enough of a profit off it to offset that loss, at the very least.</blockquote>