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<blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 9626132" data-attributes="member: 18182">It's understandable if SmiteWorks needs to charge for access to the D&amp;D PHB on their platform . . . it's also reasonable for customers to be less-than-excited about paying for access to the book again.I've always wondered how possible it would be for WotC to start a program similar to Movies Anywhere the movie studios use to address this problem. With Movies Anywhere, if you link your accounts, a movie (from a participating studio) that you purchase on Amazon will also show up in your Fandango library, and so on. I wonder if the money would work out allowing something similar for TTRPG digital books . . . if you purchase the D&amp;D PHB on D&amp;D Beyond, it would also unlock on SmiteWorks or vice versa, perhaps for a small &quot;upgrade&quot; fee. That'd be nice, and would certainly encourage me to check out other platforms then the ones I'm already invested in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dire Bare, post: 9626132, member: 18182"] It's understandable if SmiteWorks needs to charge for access to the D&D PHB on their platform . . . it's also reasonable for customers to be [I]less-than-excited[/I] about paying for access to the book again. I've always wondered how possible it would be for WotC to start a program similar to Movies Anywhere the movie studios use to address this problem. With Movies Anywhere, if you link your accounts, a movie (from a participating studio) that you purchase on Amazon will also show up in your Fandango library, and so on. I wonder if the money would work out allowing something similar for TTRPG digital books . . . if you purchase the D&D PHB on D&D Beyond, it would also unlock on SmiteWorks or vice versa, perhaps for a small "upgrade" fee. That'd be nice, and would certainly encourage me to check out other platforms then the ones I'm already invested in. [/QUOTE]

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