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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9856128" data-attributes="member: 7035894">Depends. DDB is excellent - they didn't create it, but they've developed it very well since acquiring it, between adding the extremely user-friendly Maps VTT (must be user friendly, because I was using it within minutes, and I'm a dumbass with tech), and incorporating 3PP.The "prioritizing digital" strategy isn't really new; it was the main thrust of the "OneD&D" announcement a few years back, so to me this just seems like confirmation of what was already happening. I think it opens up new avenues of play; fortunately, nothing I've seen indicates that anyone's preferred playstyle is at risk. If you're strictly books, dice, and paper character sheets, you're still totally covered.Personally, I prefer digital books, and character sheets, but I'm old school with regards to using analog dice, miniatures, and terrain. But only when given my preference - for school games and online games I am happy to have Maps. And I like that the digital stuff is a lot cheaper, while streamlining an awful lot of prep for me (the Encounter Builder!).Someone earlier commented that this is the Golden Age, as far as having options goes. I tend to agree.</blockquote>