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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sammael" data-source="post: 3705966" data-attributes="member: 4475">Here's the model I think they will use:You buy the book. It has a code (which is unique to each printed book). You type in the code on the website, fill in your data (create an account?), pay a nominal (?) fee, and get the ability to download a PDF of the book to your computer, probably with some sort of DRM integrated (at the very least, it will be watermarked with your previously filled-in data). You will probably be able to re-download the book from your account a couple of times for free, or be able to re-purchase the PDF after a certain number of downloads.Of course, unless they employ some fairly harsh DRM, you will be able to share the PDF with your gaming group. And this, in my opinion, is OK.Now... the incentive for everyone to buy the book, and ALSO to subscribe to the DI, will be that, if you have a DI account, once you unlock the code, the book also gets added to your online library, and all extra content from it gets added to your virtual gaming table or whatever they call it. As long as you pay your subscription fee, you can access this content whenever... wherever.</blockquote>