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And frankly DDB has always been up front that what you buy, when you buy a book here, is a digital content license and not any kind of permanently owned files. Electronic copies of their material are considered dangerous due to piracy issues - the only way to own a D&D book is to get it in hardback.ĭDB allowing offline access to your purchased content is honestly further than I would've figured Wizards would've allowed them to go as it is. Everything will always be in a contained, controlled ecosystem that allows them to verify purchase prior to play, with the exception of things like the SRD that are supposed to be free anyways. Wizards sees that as sheerest piracy and the absolute depths of evil, so they will never ever ever release Official PDF Versions of their products. Unlike physical books that can only exist in one place at a time, an uncontrolled PDF can multiply infinitely. Once someone gets a PDF file of a game resource, that person can do whatever they like with that file, including sharing it with all their friends. Wizards of the Coast has always been categorically against PDF game resources, for the sole reason that they cannot control who has access to a PDF. So while they are WotC publications, they are “free gifts” and not “salable products” like free samples marked “not intended for individual sale.”

Ĭorrect, and the Elemental Evil Players Companion, however, WotC gives those out for and does not charge money for them. There is one other exception: The basic rules, which WoTC offer as a PDF. They make sure to hive us our money’s worth on this site.

And if you change your mind later and decide you want the “Full Version” to get the character sheet interactivity, you will only have to pay that $10 difference. If you don’t want the character sheet interactivity of the website, just the information contained within the book itself, you can ou chase the “compendium only” version for the cheapest price on the internet, $20.

And that includes Character Sheet interactivity, all for the same price as the hardback from Amazon ($30) without needing to carry a heavy book. One of the best parts of DDB is that the one purchase grants you access both here, and offline on the app available for both iOS and Android OS. If you ever find a PDF of a WotC product like a D&D book, it is an illegal bootleg copy. Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse

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