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<blockquote data-quote="Guest 6801718" data-source="post: 7175390">No, as I don't really need digital tools for D&amp;D right now.&nbsp; I'm playing and not running anything.&nbsp; With form fillable pdfs, spell card decks and a phb, I don't really need anything special.&nbsp; Creating or leveling a character is pretty easy.&nbsp; Even when I DM, I may use a digital tool to print out the monster stat blocks or create a map.&nbsp; I still print my campaign materials though.&nbsp; I just track monster damage on the printed out stat blocks and they are handy scratch paper.&nbsp; I find it quicker for me to flip through a paper or two rather than going through tabs or open documents on a laptop or tablet.&nbsp; The other reason I wouldn't subscribe is that there are already other digital tools out there for character or campaign management and they're free.&nbsp; So I don't really need to subscribe to Beyond or purchase digital version of the books.&nbsp; Beyond is certainly pretty reasonable with the subscription fees, so I have no issue there.&nbsp; I just use digital so infrequently that it doesn't make sense to subscribe to something when I can just use a free version elsewhere, the few times I may want to use it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guest 6801718, post: 7175390"] No, as I don't really need digital tools for D&D right now. I'm playing and not running anything. With form fillable pdfs, spell card decks and a phb, I don't really need anything special. Creating or leveling a character is pretty easy. Even when I DM, I may use a digital tool to print out the monster stat blocks or create a map. I still print my campaign materials though. I just track monster damage on the printed out stat blocks and they are handy scratch paper. I find it quicker for me to flip through a paper or two rather than going through tabs or open documents on a laptop or tablet. The other reason I wouldn't subscribe is that there are already other digital tools out there for character or campaign management and they're free. So I don't really need to subscribe to Beyond or purchase digital version of the books. Beyond is certainly pretty reasonable with the subscription fees, so I have no issue there. I just use digital so infrequently that it doesn't make sense to subscribe to something when I can just use a free version elsewhere, the few times I may want to use it. [/QUOTE]

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