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<blockquote data-quote="Paraxis" data-source="post: 6391282" data-attributes="member: 13009">If they don't want them to compete, all they have to do is make pdf's part of your purchases of the books in Dungeonscape.You unlock the full PHB in dungeonscape, you get sent a pdf of it as well.Seems simple to me, customer pays once gets extra value for the money spent and people who would otherwise not get into a digital system like Dungeonscape will try it out since to them that is the add on they are buying the pdf's and the digital tools are just icing on the cake.Sometimes you just want to read the darn book on a portable device, not another version of the book or interactive digital system, just a plain old paperless version of the book you have sitting at home.To me 20 dollars would be to much to unlock the players handbook in dungeonscape, it is also too much for a pdf.&nbsp; But together that price is just right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paraxis, post: 6391282, member: 13009"] If they don't want them to compete, all they have to do is make pdf's part of your purchases of the books in Dungeonscape. You unlock the full PHB in dungeonscape, you get sent a pdf of it as well. Seems simple to me, customer pays once gets extra value for the money spent and people who would otherwise not get into a digital system like Dungeonscape will try it out since to them that is the add on they are buying the pdf's and the digital tools are just icing on the cake. Sometimes you just want to read the darn book on a portable device, not another version of the book or interactive digital system, just a plain old paperless version of the book you have sitting at home. To me 20 dollars would be to much to unlock the players handbook in dungeonscape, it is also too much for a pdf. But together that price is just right. [/QUOTE]

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