Spelljammer Spelljammer Academy: Get Free Spelljammer Adventures From D&D Beyond

If you have a D&D Beyond account you can access a promotional Spelljammer supplement for free. Spelljammer Academy is a series of four adventures -- the first, available now, is called Orientation, and will be followed later by Trial by Fire, Realmspace Sortie!, and Behold....H'Catha.

Fall in cadets! It's time for your introduction to Wildspace! Spelljammer Academy is a series of four adventures that will prepare you for your journeys into space, and it's available to you at no cost with your D&D Beyond account. In the first adventure, you’ll undergo your orientation at the Spelljammer Academy, where you'll learn whether you have what it takes to traverse the deadly expanse of the cosmos. Over time, subsequent adventures in Spelljammer Academy will drop. Unlock one adventure in the series and you'll automatically receive the others upon their release.

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[Micah Sweet]

i have it...I can only access it online. I need a way to do so offline without useing a phone. I have printed it and it is a poor way to read it... I don't understand why they don't have a user friendly print friendly way to do it

Because they don't want people to print it.

 

[Micah Sweet]

I get it, but it's not going to change. Their focus is on readability either online on the web page, or on the App.

I think it's nice that they didn't sabotage printabiliy, because they could have made it harder if they wanted to.

They did sabotage printability. You're saying we should be happy they didn't make it worse? Quite the ringing endorsement.

 

[GMforPowergamers]

They did sabotage printability. You're saying we should be happy they didn't make it worse? Quite the ringing endorsement.

yeah I don't understand 90% of all web exclusive things have a printer friendly version...

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

I can't read anything on my phone is there a way to do it on a laptop or kindle?

I read my DnDBeyond stuff on my desktop with the BlueStacks Android emulator.

 

[Parmandur]

Because they don't want people to print it.

No, they would have made it harder to do so if they cared about that. And again, there are handouts that are clearly meant to be printed.

 

[Stormonu]

Because they don't want people to print it.

Or share the PDF from a free adventure.

I sort of understand that they want to use it as a vehicle to coax people to their site so they can get #'s for usage, but I'd still like a PDF. I'm making one for myself from the content (for when it finally vanishes on Beyond).

 

[GMforPowergamers]

I read my DnDBeyond stuff on my desktop with the BlueStacks Android emulator.

ohh... what is that? can I just google those words?

 

[Parmandur]

it may change if enough people ask for it to change... the only guaranteed way to ensure it will never change is if people try to tell people to shut up and just use it...

It won't change even if you complain about it here.

 

[Parmandur]

They did sabotage printability. You're saying we should be happy they didn't make it worse? Quite the ringing endorsement.

Basically, yes. They could have made it literally impossible if they really wanted, instead of just not formatting it ideally for such a purpose.

 

[Micah Sweet]

It won't change even if you complain about it here.

There are a number of folks here who seem to think that negative opinions aren't as valid as positive ones...