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<blockquote data-quote="kronovan" data-source="post: 9574378" data-attributes="member: 6775134">What I'd like to know is if there'll be a difference between digital and print?For some time I've been only buying print for the CRB and on rare occassions, for a player companion/handbook . Being a Canadian, going forward I'm for sure going to focus on buying print &amp; digita&nbsp; that are from a Canadian, UK or Euro source.&nbsp; That's not a biggie for me, because I have near to complete libraries (print &amp; digital) for my favorite RPGs. And conveniently enough, those that I don't are mostly UK publishers - Mongoose is going to be a big winner for my $s.I'm guessing that even for digital, I'm going to have to buy direct from publishers to avoid getting dinged twice by online retailers like drivethru.&nbsp; That's also not a biggie, because I'm less than pleased with drivethru's policy changes after they were bought by roll20.&nbsp; And speaking of VTT's, so glad I ditched roll20 to focus on just Foundry &amp; Fantasy Grounds with their 1-time, perpetual licenses. An annual pro level roll20 sub was already steep for me - can't imagine how ridiculously expensive it'd be for me now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kronovan, post: 9574378, member: 6775134"] What I'd like to know is if there'll be a difference between digital and print? For some time I've been only buying print for the CRB and on rare occassions, for a player companion/handbook . Being a Canadian, going forward I'm for sure going to focus on buying print & digita that are from a Canadian, UK or Euro source. That's not a biggie for me, because I have near to complete libraries (print & digital) for my favorite RPGs. And conveniently enough, those that I don't are mostly UK publishers - Mongoose is going to be a big winner for my $s. I'm guessing that even for digital, I'm going to have to buy direct from publishers to avoid getting dinged twice by online retailers like drivethru. That's also not a biggie, because I'm less than pleased with drivethru's policy changes after they were bought by roll20. And speaking of VTT's, so glad I ditched roll20 to focus on just Foundry & Fantasy Grounds with their 1-time, perpetual licenses. An annual pro level roll20 sub was already steep for me - can't imagine how ridiculously expensive it'd be for me now. [/QUOTE]

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