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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 8901383" data-attributes="member: 11760">I am a DDB whale, as I have a Masters account that my dozen or so players have all contributed money to for books for us all to use. We've got 90%+ of all player-facing content and some DM-facing content. (I use a third party setting for my campaign and a lot of third party adventures and modules, so most WotC campaigns have no appeal for us.)I also have played World of Warcraft since launch day. (Actually before then, as a tester.) So I've been paying $15/month to Blizzard consistently since November 2004 (lordy), except for periods when I was flush with gold and the game time token was cheap enough to buy with in-game cash.I cannot fathom what WotC could possibly offer for $30/month that would be worth it.At this point, there simply is no AI that can run a better solo adventure than actual human MMO narrative and quest designers can make.If I was jonesing for a VTT -- which I am not -- Owlbear Rodeo is free.I am probably the lone person on ENWorld who was excited about the Book of Many Things, but even with that (which WotC should not count on me purchasing at this point), their published 2023 road map is a real mixed bag that I don't think anyone is excited about uniformly. Having that all come in a subscription, rather than buying five or six products separately, doesn't have any especial appeal.So, if this leak is real -- and again, we're still a ways from being able to say that -- it's an exceptionally silly plan by WotC.</blockquote>

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