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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9433854" data-attributes="member: 7035894">I don't.As someone who both uses DDB and loves playing using terrain and miniatures on a tabletop at home, but often uses a digital map when I'm playing elsewhere, I very much appreciate having options. But there are lots of folks, including on this forum, who insist that any move towards digital options is a step towards the complete digitization of the game.And the idea that it's a choice between digital and physical is, indeed, a false dichotomy. WotC is still very much in the business of printing books. They are not just printing all the 2024 books is huge quantities, they are doing collector's editions and everything else. That they are also embracing a digital platform gives us more options, not less.If physical books ever go away (unlikely any time in the near future, unfortunately for the environment), it'll be because consumers have made that choice, not companies. WotC is going to keep printing books for as long as there is good money to be made off it, and the suggestion that they will try to force players to go strictly digital is not supported by any evidence. It's basically a conspiracy theory built on a false dichotomy.</blockquote>