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<blockquote data-quote="Horwath" data-source="post: 7273747" data-attributes="member: 6801299">Now this may be one more rant about wanting something more for same money or no money.But to me, paying extra 30€ over 50€ book just to have it in digital format is kind of expensive for the somewhat limited expansion of content and utility from Beyond.D&amp;D Beyond should have been alot cheaper in the first place(maybe it will be, all depends on future suply/demand ratio).Paizo prices his PDF books at 10€.Digitals tools are somewhat more expensive to make and it needs maintenance.So 15-20€ per book should be max price.Also every printed book should come with &quot;book key&quot; inside that you could add to your account for discount in the digital tool. As you already payed for the content, you should only pay for digital utility of that content.Around 5-10€ per digital book that you already own in print.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horwath, post: 7273747, member: 6801299"] Now this may be one more rant about wanting something more for same money or no money. But to me, paying extra 30€ over 50€ book just to have it in digital format is kind of expensive for the somewhat limited expansion of content and utility from Beyond. D&D Beyond should have been alot cheaper in the first place(maybe it will be, all depends on future suply/demand ratio). Paizo prices his PDF books at 10€. Digitals tools are somewhat more expensive to make and it needs maintenance. So 15-20€ per book should be max price. Also every printed book should come with [B]"book key"[/B] inside that you could add to your account for discount in the digital tool. As you already payed for the content, you should only pay for digital utility of that content. Around 5-10€ per digital book that you already own in print. [/QUOTE]

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