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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 8897458" data-attributes="member: 18">I think it's beyond unlikely for the real release. If nothing else, the books are extra profit, and they reach people Beyond just won't.HOWEVER.I would be unsurprised if, in 2024, there is a period before official release of the 1D&amp;D PHB/DMG/MM, where you can access &quot;beta&quot; versions of them (a lot more finalized than the playtest, as they'll have to finalize a while before printing), and make characters/encounters/etc. with them, if you have a Master Tier subscription. Which would technically and temporarily fulfil that prediction.I think they'll probably settle for requiring the person opening the VTT session to be on a Master Tier subscription, though they might introduce a higher tier for VTT access though I think it's more likely they'll just have one which adds content to the VTT (more tiles, minis, etc.).Exactly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 8897458, member: 18"] I think it's beyond unlikely for the real release. If nothing else, the books are extra profit, and they reach people Beyond just won't. HOWEVER. I would be unsurprised if, in 2024, there is a period before official release of the 1D&D PHB/DMG/MM, where you can access "beta" versions of them (a lot more finalized than the playtest, as they'll have to finalize a while before printing), and make characters/encounters/etc. with them, if you have a Master Tier subscription. Which would technically and temporarily fulfil that prediction. I think they'll probably settle for requiring the person opening the VTT session to be on a Master Tier subscription, though they might introduce a higher tier for VTT access though I think it's more likely they'll just have one which adds content to the VTT (more tiles, minis, etc.). Exactly. [/QUOTE]

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