D&D General D&D Beyond's Users Online Over Last Year


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The denial here of a decline is amusing, and this is WITH a 'major release' of the new core.

We start (July 2024) above 2K, we arrive (July 2025) below 2K, seems pretty clear.

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So I get counted no matter if :
  • I am only using the forum, but do not have a paid account.
  • I am only getting the UA, but do not have a paid account.
  • I am only getting the 'claimed but free' stuff (like LMoP), but do not have a paid account.
  • I have a paid account and am using paid content ('only' D&D 2014).
  • I have a paid account and am using paid content (D&D 2024).
sounds like it, but how often do you get to claim free stuff etc.... All things being equal, less engagement is less engagement. It's not a spike in subscribers that is hidden by a drop off from people staring at their free LMoP for the last 18 months and are finally tired of looking at it non-stop

Now what does that mean (or imply) of the popularity of the 2024 core rulebooks ?
too early to tell, but it is not off to a great start when the number of users online drops below where 2014 was after 10 years.

Let's see what happens when they release some new adventures and APs
 


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