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<blockquote data-quote="eyeheartawk" data-source="post: 8613327" data-attributes="member: 6727715">It builds good will and from a cost perspective doesn't cost them much. I hate to break this to you but D&amp;D PDFs totally already exist, for free, and can be found in all of ten seconds of googling. Why not give them out yourself to incentivize physical purchases and build a positive relationship with your customers? And, in one of the scenarios banded about also ties them into your new digital ecosystem you are trying to build out.&nbsp; Again, lots and lots of other companies do this as a matter of course, pretty much all of them smaller and less well resourced by multiple orders of magnitude. Again, widely circulated free PDFs of all the books already exist. Beyond that point, I don't necessarily buy that anything that's good for Hasbro is inherently good for the consumer and our little niche hobby more generally.&nbsp; But that's a whole other discussion all together.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eyeheartawk, post: 8613327, member: 6727715"] It builds good will and from a cost perspective doesn't cost them much. I hate to break this to you but D&D PDFs totally already exist, for free, and can be found in all of ten seconds of googling. Why not give them out yourself to incentivize physical purchases and build a positive relationship with your customers? And, in one of the scenarios banded about also ties them into your new digital ecosystem you are trying to build out. Again, lots and lots of other companies do this as a matter of course, pretty much all of them smaller and less well resourced by multiple orders of magnitude. Again, widely circulated free PDFs of all the books already exist. Beyond that point, I don't necessarily buy that anything that's good for Hasbro is inherently good for the consumer and our little niche hobby more generally. But that's a whole other discussion all together. [/QUOTE]

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