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[bedir than]

Equally annoying, the PDF version of Monstrous Compendium Volume One: Spelljammer Creatures appears to no longer be available from WotC. What was previously a link to a D&D content library on the Wizards website is now just a link to D&D Beyond, where that content is available only in digital format. Boo!

You can download and view Beyond content offline, just like a pdf.

 

[John R Davis]

To say something positive: great cover.

Was just gonna say. Cartoony without being cartoony, and even a good grim look to some of the entities

 

[Zaukrie]

Oh, look, still not a PDF, even though that would be the most convenient way to read an adventure.

It's free. Use it or not. I always copy and paste this stuff in case DNDbeyond goes away. Easy to read that way if you want.

 

[Reynard]

It's free. Use it or not. I always copy and paste this stuff in case DNDbeyond goes away. Easy to read that way if you want.

It is obvious they are trying to make this the preferred format, to which I say:

"Stop trying to make fetch happen."

 

[Zaukrie]

It is obvious they are trying to make this the preferred format, to which I say:

"Stop trying to make fetch happen."

Have you ever considered not complaining in every thread about DNDbeyond? Because it isn't changing.

 

[Reynard]

Have you ever considered not complaining in every thread about DNDbeyond? Because it isn't changing.

Have you ever considered just scrolling past comments you don't like? You don't have to leap to WotC's defense on this, you know.

 

[Mezuka]

Just fascinating people bitching on a free product.

 

[Weiley31]

Perfect place for a TARDIS to pop up at.

 

[Reynard]

Just fascinating people bitching on a free product.

It is really weird how some people think that being free magically shields a particular thing against the same exact kind of discourse and criticism it would get if it weren't free. Why would "free" mean everyone had to immediately love everything about it? And what if it is only temporarily free? Are we allowed to complain about it after if it sold, even if we still have the "free" version? What if it isn't really "free" because it requires you sell your data and eyeballs for it? Are we allowed to talk about it then?

 

[Mezuka]

When someone gives you a horse don't complain about the bridle.