D&D Beyond Launches

[fjw70]

So is the organization of the sheet the thing others do better, or is there more to it?

 

[dragon rot]

I wonder if they will add an actual punch in code on books for those whom buy them from now on, though I doubt it. It be nice though.

 

[LordEntrails]

I wonder if they will add an actual punch in code on books for those whom buy them from now on, though I doubt it. It be nice though.

You mean on the physical books? No, they won't and shouldn't. Too hard to track. Too easy to crack. Too easy for people to steal them. How would a store handle a return? Sorry, you can't return the book even though it's damaged because you opened the code...

Double the price of the printed books and then it might make business sense to implement something that is so fraught with problems and additional cost.

 

[darjr]

Cubicle 7 managed it with the bits and mortar service.

 

[cbwjm]

DnD beyond is owned by a completely different company, it would make no sense that the books sold by WotC would provide a key for curse unless WotC was willing to pay Curse for some codes to add to the books. Seems very unlikely.

 

[dragon rot]

Thus I say again it would be nice but very unlikely lol

 

[LordEntrails]

Thus I say again it would be nice but very unlikely lol

It would be nice if every time I saw a Marvel movie in the theaters if they gave me a Blu ray copy on my way out *G*