WotC WotC adds four new physical and digital bundles.

[darjr]

I hadn’t realized this deluxe bundle was limited edition. Which means this cover is going to be pretty rare.

 

[Zaukrie]

... The PDFs already exist. They send them to the printer. That's how the physical product is made.

Literally if they sell one single copy they make a profit.

Not with bookmarks, etc. And no, that's not how books are made. Also, I thought we were discussing digital tokens. Now we are changing the topic to, again, complaining about PDFs.

 

[darjr]

The dm screen is an exclusive too!

 

[SkidAce]

I do wish D&D Beyond made it easier to work in multiple tabs (creating plug-ins to let us search D&D Beyond from the URL bar of common browsers would help).

But I'd rather have them add the Sidekick classes to the character builder first.

I can search Beyond from my generic url bar in chrome by setting up a custom search.

Basically if I want to search Beyond for say "magic missile" I type "dnd magic missile". If I want results from anywhere I leave out the dnd prefix.

Here's how...

How to Add Custom Search Engines in Google Chrome

You can customize the Google Chrome address bar to search any website for a search query, but you'll need to set things up first. This guide explains how.

www.groovypost.com

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

... The PDFs already exist. They send them to the printer. That's how the physical product is made.

Literally if they sell one single copy they make a profit.

Well, no, it needs more than that. It's hard to see it needing more than a few manhours to accomplish, though.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I can search Beyond from my generic url bar in chrome by setting up a custom search.

Basically if I want to search Beyond for say "magic missile" I type "dnd magic missile". If I want results from anywhere I leave out the dnd prefix.

Here's how...

How to Add Custom Search Engines in Google Chrome

You can customize the Google Chrome address bar to search any website for a search query, but you'll need to set things up first. This guide explains how.

www.groovypost.com

Thanks. I was looking in the Firefox and Chrome add-on stores and finding nothing. (Nerds, you have failed me.)

 

[SkidAce]

Thanks. I was looking in the Firefox and Chrome add-on stores and finding nothing. (Nerds, you have failed me.)

Short version of instructions from link

 

[Azzy]

I can search Beyond from my generic url bar in chrome by setting up a custom search.

Basically if I want to search Beyond for say "magic missile" I type "dnd magic missile". If I want results from anywhere I leave out the dnd prefix.

Here's how...

How to Add Custom Search Engines in Google Chrome

You can customize the Google Chrome address bar to search any website for a search query, but you'll need to set things up first. This guide explains how.

www.groovypost.com

Nice. Thanks for this QoL hack.

After searching a bit (because I use both Chrome, Firefox, and Edge), I discovered that this also works for Edge.

Firefox, on the other hand, is more of a process—you have to add this extension and follow the instructions to add a custom search engine. But it works.

 

[TerraDave]

If I were Roll20 I’d see about becoming a physical book vendor so I could do bundles too.

WotC is on to something with these bundles. Which is clearly the point, they won't pull the rug out from under their digital partners, not exactly, but they will give themselves an edge.

 

[darjr]

WotC is on to something with these bundles. Which is clearly the point, they won't pull the rug out from under their digital partners, not exactly, but they will give themselves an edge.

I dint think WotC would either. I think that if Roll20 came and asked to be a retailer for 5e books and bundles of Roll20 I’d bet WotC would agree to it.