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Message: <blockquote data-quote="darjr" data-source="post: 8796464" data-attributes="member: 52905">Ray Winninger was also a Microsoft guy in digital games.WotC made the right decision buying DNDBeyond regardless of any of this. Also Dragonlance is being sold by DNDBeyond in physical form. All of them to be released Dec 6, just like Amazon.Digital from DNDBeyond.[ATTACH]263630[/ATTACH]The bundle printed book from DNDBeyond. Physical book on the same day.[ATTACH]263631[/ATTACH]Physical book from Amazon.[ATTACH]263632[/ATTACH]And the alternate cover only in game stores, Dec 6th. Same day. Right above a store locator.[ATTACH]263633[/ATTACH]I know I could have missed something. Is there an intro adventure?And a digital VTT also makes sense. Note that it's geared to be like a tabletop, the mini's are static figures. Why would they do that? Maybe to play more like the actual tabletop? However I'll grant that things could change rapidly here.D&D Beyond playtest downloads. I don't think this means what you think it means. It's backed by an analytics engine and the playtest is in part a huge analytics effort. That alone justifies it in my book. Also there isn't any support for any of it in DNDBeyond itself, which I'm willing to grant they'd probably do that if they could.</blockquote>