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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AlViking" data-source="post: 9894999" data-attributes="member: 6906980">There's no indication that they will ever stop selling books despite the doom and gloom.  The only things that are limited to online only are small adventures that don't justify the cost of an entire book. Things like these used to be published in Dungeon Magazine but times change and the days of Dungeon (and Dragon) Magazine are long gone.  In the case of the adventures that they only post online, having them online instead of me reading them and then tossing them into a pile where I can never find it again is a big benefit.Since DDB doesn't require a subscription, I don't see what the issue is.  If you want a published book you can buy them multiple places and get them electronically on other platforms like Roll20.If this is a DRM (digital rights management) issue you can always get a copy of whatever you purchase either by converting to a PDF, print them out and stuff in a notebook or download to the DDB app on your phone.  Meanwhile I play games that reside on Steam, watch movies on Netflix, listen to music on Spotify ... the list goes on.  Technology has changed and you can either jump on the north bound train or you can sit in the dark at the station reminiscing about the "good old days".</blockquote>