I have the Master Tier, and purchased all the books. Are not my players supposed to have access to all my content? (That was the point of me BUYING all this stuff a second time.) As we are making characters they can't see a lot of options that I have on my screen/program. Do they ALSO have to buy books or something to see that stuff?
Thanks!
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After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box. – Proverb
please make sure that you and your players have done the following:
You have created a campaign and enabled content sharing on it.
You've sent the invite link to that campaign to your players.
Your players used that link to enter the campaign and build their characters there.
Whilst anyone in a campaign that has content sharing enabled is able to view the compendiums that are shared, they can only use those features on characters that are actually in the campaign.
I have the Master Tier, and purchased all the books. Are not my players supposed to have access to all my content? (That was the point of me BUYING all this stuff a second time.) As we are making characters they can't see a lot of options that I have on my screen/program. Do they ALSO have to buy books or something to see that stuff?
Thanks!
After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box. – Proverb
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D&D Beyond FoundersHi there FCWesel,
please make sure that you and your players have done the following:
Whilst anyone in a campaign that has content sharing enabled is able to view the compendiums that are shared, they can only use those features on characters that are actually in the campaign.
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After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box. – Proverb