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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Myrdin Potter" data-source="post: 8886977" data-attributes="member: 6843593">So Foundry is depending on another to decide it is not worth their while to change the "deal". Kind of like everyone using 1.0a.They do not make a royalty, btw. They sell their books. Yes, digital, yada yada, but they sell the book for the same price on D&D Beyond via FG and Roll20. Considering what Amazon prices hardcovers which they have to make a physical copy of, they probably do quite well on the digital sales. For Foundry, the material is scraped from a previous sale and used.BTW - FG used to have the same 3rd party type tool for 4e. Probably still exists. This is not a virtue contest.When I started using VTT only FG had the license which reduced my time to prepare to the least out of the other options. Foundry was not even there. Out of all the newer VTT, I like Foundry the most.</blockquote>