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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 9314446" data-attributes="member: 6796661">They should be able to, and they are able to. I understand the business reasons WotC chooses not to sell their current materials in PDF, but there are many good reasons why it would be good if they did (others have posted many of those reasons above).I would also like to see WotC offer more bundling of D&D Beyond with books and work with VTT companies to support more portability or discounts. At least here, at least with DnD Beyond, they are making cautious steps in this direction. It'll be interesting what they do with their 3D VTT.  If they wanted to quickly become very (unfairly?) competitive vs. the other major VTTs, they would just charge a reasonable subscription for using the WotC VTT but any adventures you own in DDB would be available for no extra cost in their VTT.</blockquote>