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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 8800126" data-attributes="member: 6796661">Not even sure what being an &quot;active player on D&amp;D Beyond&quot; means.In my games, I use it to look up things in game. Usually spells. Sometimes monsters, if I don't have them stated up properly in my VTT.I have one player who uses the DDB character sheet and does her rolls in DDB.&nbsp; The rest all just use it to update the character sheets and I sync it to my VTT. Most of my time in DDB is between games when doing prep. So are we all &quot;active players&quot;, just the player who uses the character sheet and dice rolling in game, just her and me as the DM using it to look things up?&nbsp; Would simply using it to update your character sheet between session not be considered an active player? I'm guessing that they look at frequency of logins and maybe time spent on the site.&nbsp; Those are the numbers they would really care about, I would think. Whether that time is spent with a character sheet open and rolls being made versus searching for and reading content probably is less important.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 8800126, member: 6796661"] Not even sure what being an "active player on D&D Beyond" means. In my games, I use it to look up things in game. Usually spells. Sometimes monsters, if I don't have them stated up properly in my VTT. I have one player who uses the DDB character sheet and does her rolls in DDB. The rest all just use it to update the character sheets and I sync it to my VTT. Most of my time in DDB is between games when doing prep. So are we all "active players", just the player who uses the character sheet and dice rolling in game, just her and me as the DM using it to look things up? Would simply using it to update your character sheet between session not be considered an active player? I'm guessing that they look at frequency of logins and maybe time spent on the site. Those are the numbers they would really care about, I would think. Whether that time is spent with a character sheet open and rolls being made versus searching for and reading content probably is less important. [/QUOTE]

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