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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 4649695" data-attributes="member: 53">I count about 15 4E books through the end of next year that are "crunch heavy.'  A player who is only interested in the crunch spends about $60 for access this year, and saves $450 or more in books.  Now, most books have significant sections not on DDI.  The Monster Manuals, however, don't.  If that's all they are, they are setting themselves up for a big hit in sales.I do expect that more than 80% of D&D DMs have internet access.  Given the sort of person that tends to play D&D (college students being very heavy in the "play often" category, IME), I wouldn't be surprised if 80% of the games being run have DMs with that level of internet access.You know, they used to have the art galleries online with all the art from the books.  Indeed, they often had more, including the art that was edited out (such as monsters they ended up not including).  4E has been spotty in this area.</blockquote>