WotC Vecna: Nest of the Evil Eye--Deets On The Prequel Adventure

[Parmandur]

No, it was for all VPN stores, as I recall. I found this article

Dungeons and Dragons: How To Get Mythic Odysseys of Theros 50% Off Coupon Code

Dungeons and Dragons players can take advantage of this Mythic Odysseys of Theros bundle deal to earn a 50% off coupon code on DnD Beyond.

gamerant.com

Oh, wow. No memory of that??

 

[FitzTheRuke]

No, it was for all VPN stores, as I recall. I found this article

Dungeons and Dragons: How To Get Mythic Odysseys of Theros 50% Off Coupon Code

Dungeons and Dragons players can take advantage of this Mythic Odysseys of Theros bundle deal to earn a 50% off coupon code on DnD Beyond.

gamerant.com

You mean WPN stores? Huh. If it was just for that book and that book only, I may have known about it at the time and have simply forgotten about it by now. Some of those years are a bit of a blur...

 

[darjr]

Huh? I think I actually have something, flyer or something, that has that on it....

 

[Parmandur]

2020 was approximately 60 years ago, I think, so I feel my memory gap there makes sense.

 

[Azzy]

We had the first ever gourmet Pizza Hut restaurant, for instance.

Wut? Do I need to move to New Zealand now?

 

[aco175]

Does anyone think that a fan-created pdf will not be created for this? Just like the after Icespire Peak box set set of modules that were a DDB only.

 

[Distracted DM]

Does anyone think that a fan-created pdf will not be created for this? Just like the after Icespire Peak box set set of modules that were a DDB only.

Yes, but that's not exactly kosher on reputable sites.

 

[Barantor]

So, I support a few creators on Patreon that make DnD stuff. For one monthly price, I get access to all the stuff they’ve made and continue to make. It’s essentially D&D as a service already. I’m afraid that when the corporate overlords decide to make the change, we won’t have strength to resist.

So with patreon content, you are usually downloading it to keep, you pay the fee, you keep the product.

My worry with DDB/VTT in the future is that if you don't continue paying the subscription, you no longer have access to the product. Thus you never 'own' it, you only rent it. This could potentially be the way that D&D moves, but I do hope my theory about it is wrong.

 

[Superchunk77]

Physical books are still the lion's share of D&D sales, and will be for some time. Digital exclusives will become more commonplace as we go forward, yes, but I do not expect digital to totally supplant physical for decades, if ever. Folks have been pronouncing the demise of print for some time:

WotC has been trending towards digital only since they bought D&D Beyond and announced their VTT. This is aligns with all of their monetization talk, Microsoft CEO's, the recent layoffs, the changes to their publishing contracts, and so on. The writing's on the wall. My guess is by the end of 2025 or early 2026. But time will tell.

 

[Rabulias]

WotC has been trending towards digital only since they bought D&D Beyond and announced their VTT. This is aligns with all of their monetization talk, Microsoft CEO's, the recent layoffs, the changes to their publishing contracts, and so on. The writing's on the wall. My guess is by the end of 2025 or early 2026. But time will tell.

I think the writing will still be on paper come 2026 and well beyond. I will get a slice of humble pie ready for you!