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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dykstrav" data-source="post: 3194525" data-attributes="member: 40522">I don't know... I haven't seen anything yet listed for this service that'd be cool enough that I'd wanna pay for it. I know that the monthly supscription model is attractive from a business standpoint because of MMORPGs, but shoehorning D&D content into a monthly package just doesn't seem that cool of a deal to me. Some of these things should be free, like product previews and tactics sections. It doesn't make sense to me to not build a buzz for your own products and not try to help people learn the game.I can understand people wanting to play with the digital gaming table. I personally don't- I spend way too much time in front of a computer every day as it is. One of the things I like about D&D is that I actually get to talk to real people across a table. But still, if it's done well I can see this as being a strong selling point.Now perhaps if they took a Dungeon format and offered free adventures, that'd be something that'd interest me. I'm always for more grab-and-go adventures.I'm sure that the content will also improve over time. But I'm still not interested in paying a monthly fee (no matter how small) for the content they have listed now and a few more bells and whistles. Maybe I'll give it a look once it gets rolling.</blockquote>