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<blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9210619" data-attributes="member: 7035894">You do to use the maps feature. And I am sure you will need one to use the VTT. And I am 100% fine with that. Do we expect them to give it away? DnDBeyond cost them $146 million, plus everything they've since put into it, plus the cost of maintaining it, and the VTT will probably cost that much again.I pay 6 bucks a month to share unlimited access to basically all of D&amp;D plus several 3PP, and more to come, with about twenty people. I can make and run encounters in a fraction of the time. My players, many of whom are beginners, can access everything they need from an intuitive character sheet. It even has dice, which almost all of the students prefer to using physical dice, and means that all of my students are playing D&amp;D 100% for free.For free! WotC even gifted our club a copy of all the books up to Rime of the Frost Maiden!Going to a movie, by myself, is almost twenty bucks, for around two hours of entertainment.You don't want to know what I spend on Dwarven Forge. I just spent more on a Reaper mini-Kickstarter than I will in two years on my DDB sub. My DnDBeyond subscription is the best value going. Pennies for each hour of entertainment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clint_L, post: 9210619, member: 7035894"] You do to use the maps feature. And I am sure you will need one to use the VTT. And I am 100% fine with that. Do we expect them to give it away? DnDBeyond cost them $146 million, plus everything they've since put into it, plus the cost of maintaining it, and the VTT will probably cost that much again. I pay 6 bucks a month to share unlimited access to basically all of D&D plus several 3PP, and more to come, with about twenty people. I can make and run encounters in a fraction of the time. My players, many of whom are beginners, can access everything they need from an intuitive character sheet. It even has dice, which almost all of the students prefer to using physical dice, and means that all of my students are playing D&D 100% for free. For free! WotC even gifted our club a copy of all the books up to Rime of the Frost Maiden! Going to a movie, by myself, is almost twenty bucks, for around two hours of entertainment.You don't want to know what I spend on Dwarven Forge. I just spent more on a Reaper mini-Kickstarter than I will in two years on my DDB sub. My DnDBeyond subscription is the best value going. Pennies for each hour of entertainment. [/QUOTE]

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