I know, this is not something that can be changed overnight, but since WOTC is now translating the new books (at least some) on their own, I don’t see that it would be that hard, to give us the content we bought - ok - rented (I wouldn't mind if you change that too) in other available languages or at least let us choose a second besides English. (9 hells of a sentence here). My players ar not that fluent in English, some have only basic language skills (no proficiency bonus added here) and although we REALLY love using DNDBeyond, it gives them a hard time. That would change if we could use at least the 3 basic books in our language. And yes, I could totally live with witing a year for my language to come out after the release of a book. So please let me click on a flag next to my name in the right upper corner to change the language of the page and the available content.
Same thing with the bundles. When / if you (WOTC) are planning to release a book in another language, wouldn't it be nice (you guessed it - it would) to be able to choose e.g. the Realms bundle and get the German print Versions later on instead of the English one? As a bundle option for a discounted price like the English ones? Although my favourite approach would be to get the discount later on, when the Books are released in a different language and you can prove that you bought the digital bundle... I guess you get the point.
I guess not only German, but also French, Spanish, and probably some other languages would be nice - I bet there would be plenty of people starting to use D&D BEYOND, if only it would be accessible/understandable for them.
And for a better searchability of this post, i add some buzzwords here: francais, espagnol, deutsch, French Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese
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Hi all,
I know, this is not something that can be changed overnight, but since WOTC is now translating the new books (at least some) on their own, I don’t see that it would be that hard, to give us the content we bought - ok - rented (I wouldn't mind if you change that too) in other available languages or at least let us choose a second besides English. (9 hells of a sentence here). My players ar not that fluent in English, some have only basic language skills (no proficiency bonus added here) and although we REALLY love using DNDBeyond, it gives them a hard time. That would change if we could use at least the 3 basic books in our language. And yes, I could totally live with witing a year for my language to come out after the release of a book. So please let me click on a flag next to my name in the right upper corner to change the language of the page and the available content.
Same thing with the bundles. When / if you (WOTC) are planning to release a book in another language, wouldn't it be nice (you guessed it - it would) to be able to choose e.g. the Realms bundle and get the German print Versions later on instead of the English one? As a bundle option for a discounted price like the English ones? Although my favourite approach would be to get the discount later on, when the Books are released in a different language and you can prove that you bought the digital bundle... I guess you get the point.
I guess not only German, but also French, Spanish, and probably some other languages would be nice - I bet there would be plenty of people starting to use D&D BEYOND, if only it would be accessible/understandable for them.
And for a better searchability of this post, i add some buzzwords here: francais, espagnol, deutsch, French Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese
Keep on rolling!