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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lazybones" data-source="post: 9895612" data-attributes="member: 143"><p>I don't use DDB, though some of my players do and I see it a lot in the broader gaming community in my city. I have about a dozen 5e/5.5e hardcover books and a bunch of things in Fantasy Grounds that won't go away even if both Smiteworks and WotC go out of business tomorrow (since the files reside on my computer, and I've backed them up). I have no issue with WotC having products exclusive to their owned digital platform. If they were to put something up there that I or my players really wanted to play, I guess I'd have to subscribe to get it, but I very much doubt that will happen, at least in the near future. WotC and Hasbro are businesses; I don't really take anything they do personally. They make D&D; I enjoy playing D&D. If they sell a product I want, I buy it; if not, I don't. If in the future they were do something that would interfere with that practice (like making a mandatory subscription necessary to play), I would either keep playing older versions of D&D or switch to something new.</p></blockquote><p></p>