Has anyone cancelled their D&D Beyond subscription as a protests over the OGL?

[Umbran]

No.

Watching this forum get itself into a lather over something 99.9% of D&D players don't care about or even have heard about is bizarre. Talk about an echo chamber!

It will be amusing if the supposed leak isn't even true.

Mod Note:
There are ways you could have made the point that would have been more constructive. Instead, you chose to be antagonistic.

That's not what we need around here right now - so please take your antagonism to some other venue.

 

[Lojaan]

If the changes become official I will.

Update - cancelled.

 

[Clint_L]

As long as I keep playing D&D, I will keep using DnDBeyond. Getting rid of it would add hours to my workload each week because I have to support a ton of campaigns for D&D Club.

 

[Scribe]

Just curious.

I don't have a sub, but I'll request they delete my account after I trash them in the next survey .

 

[UngainlyTitan]

I do not have a paid Beyond sub

 

[ECMO3]

Just curious.

DNDB is free and I already paid for the one book I actually purchased there (which I bought as a package). Why would I cancel it.

 

[cbwjm]

Nope, and I have no intention to either. The only reason why i would cancel it would be due to not needing it any more due to a lack of gaming.

 

[R_J_K75]

Never subscribed. I noticed that players created characters that they couldnt play because they just clicked a mouse button instead of reading what the features actually do

 

[MonsterEnvy]

I have no interest in canceling.

But If I was I would wait until they actually release the OGL before deciding to do so.

 

[Knuffeldraak]

Can't cancel something I never had.

Roll20 has been perfect enough to host and play D&D on.