So I bought the PHB DMG and MM 2 days ago. I considered buying the Legendary Pack. Now it has dropped in price to $218.00 is there anyway to refund my $60 or put it towards the Legendary Pack?
Hi J_Hillz,
the Legendary Pack hasn't (and won't) change in price, however the price will be discounted by the amount you have already spent in the store.
In your case, the Legendary Pack appears at $218, which tells me that you have currently spent $61.99.
If you requested and received a refund of $60 for the core books, you would see the price of the Legendary Bundle increase by that $60.
So I bought the PHB DMG and MM 2 days ago. I considered buying the Legendary Pack. Now it has dropped in price to $218.00 is there anyway to refund my $60 or put it towards the Legendary Pack?
Actually, it has already done that (been put toward the Legendary Pack price). That is why your price is now lowered. Any purchased that is made counts toward bundles and like.
Example: If you buy 3 monsters from Volo's then later on decide that you really like those monsters and want to get the whole Volo's book instead. Then the money you spent on those 3 monsters will be "discounted" or removed from the price for purchasing the whole Volo's book.
Edit: Looks like Stormknight beat me to the punch! :-)
So I bought the PHB DMG and MM 2 days ago. I considered buying the Legendary Pack. Now it has dropped in price to $218.00 is there anyway to refund my $60 or put it towards the Legendary Pack?
It dropped in price because your $60 was automatically put towards it.
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What would be the advantage of buying an adventure (say, Lost Mines of Phandelver) as a complete product as opposed to the compendium version? I don't imagine that I will use any of its contents to create a character. Or am I missing some vital features?
What would be the advantage of buying an adventure (say, Lost Mines of Phandelver) as a complete product as opposed to the compendium version? I don't imagine that I will use any of its contents to create a character. Or am I missing some vital features?
It comes with a few magic items that would then be able to be equipped in the character creator. That's all I know, but someone else might know more.
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Thanks All for your rapid response. Makes total sense, was kinda reeling from having to buy the digital copies after already having the hard copies and then I though ... oh now this?!?!?. That's good though ... hopefully can keep chipping away. Love that I can share content with players so makes it all worth while.
What would be the advantage of buying an adventure (say, Lost Mines of Phandelver) as a complete product as opposed to the compendium version? I don't imagine that I will use any of its contents to create a character. Or am I missing some vital features?
Maybe not so useful for LMoP, but there is a lot more content to pull from in, say, OotA or PotA. Monsters, magic items, backgrounds, etc
I remember that periodic sales were planned for the books throughout the year. Any plans on how to communicate this to the users so we don't need to check the Marketplace everyday? Possibly an opt-in notification setting in the account preferences?
I remember that periodic sales were planned for the books throughout the year. Any plans on how to communicate this to the users so we don't need to check the Marketplace everyday? Possibly an opt-in notification setting in the account preference
Second, no one's been able to come up with a viable method for proving that you own the books.
Uhm, you mean like this crazy thing called a receipt? And a photo, of myself, and it? Together! At the same time!? OMG! And maybe even include the books in the picture as well!?
Second, no one's been able to come up with a viable method for proving that you own the books.
Uhm, you mean like this crazy thing called a receipt? And a photo, of myself, and it? Together! At the same time!? OMG! And maybe even include the books in the picture as well!?
Problem solved.
And how do you prove that you didn't return them?
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"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both" -- allegedly Benjamin Franklin
Second, no one's been able to come up with a viable method for proving that you own the books.
Uhm, you mean like this crazy thing called a receipt? And a photo, of myself, and it? Together! At the same time!? OMG! And maybe even include the books in the picture as well!?
Problem solved.
And how do you prove that you didn't return them?
Or taking a picture of a friends book or receipt? Or photoshopping it?
The way other media deals with this issue is to provide a code which can be redeemed for the digital version.
When you buy a record, or a Blu-ray, or a comic, there will often be a card with a code that you enter into a website and redeem it for the digital version, whether that's mp3s you can download, or whether it grants you the license to watch/listen to the content with iTunes or Amazon.
That's the way to do it, but I imagine it would take a lot for Wizards of the Coast to move to that model, because there's a big infrastructure cost--you've got to produce the codes, add a download card or some other way of including the code in the book itself, and you have to believe that your digital service is going to exist for years and make it worthwhile to do all these changes.
So, while it's something we could potentially see in the future, it's not something I'd expect for quite a while.
Not to mention, this method wouldn't mean anything for people who have already bought the books before they were shipped with a code.
The way other media deals with this issue is to provide a code which can be redeemed for the digital version.
When you buy a record, or a Blu-ray, or a comic, there will often be a card with a code that you enter into a website and redeem it for the digital version, whether that's mp3s you can download, or whether it grants you the license to watch/listen to the content with iTunes or Amazon.
That's the way to do it, but I imagine it would take a lot for Wizards of the Coast to move to that model, because there's a big infrastructure cost--you've got to produce the codes, add a download card or some other way of including the code in the book itself, and you have to believe that your digital service is going to exist for years and make it worthwhile to do all these changes.
So, while it's something we could potentially see in the future, it's not something I'd expect for quite a while.
Not to mention, this method wouldn't mean anything for people who have already bought the books before they were shipped with a code.
That is assuming the company that makes the physical version also makes the digital version. In this instance it's two separate companies, so it's a lot more complex. The company here making the digital version doesn't get compensated for your purchase of the physical version. So that runs into the issue that they'd have to charge more for the version with the code. That's bad for people who don't want the digital version, so they would have to sell copies with and without the code.
A code also doesn't do anything for people who have already bought their physical version since theirs doesn't have a code.
Poking through the purchasing options.. have a bit of feedback :)
It strikes me as a bit silly that there are different feats to purchase for the different options within a feat. Presently we need to pay $2 for each kind of Resilient stat, or Magic Initiate class we choose? Please fix this to 2$ per feat.
The subraces seem broken, it's only showing 2 - halflings, dwarfs and other races have subraces.
By the way, I'm thrilled with how the interface has improved leaps and bounds since beta. I really think your team has done an outstanding job, and with the Basic Rules and other free content available and so quick to access, I would be very surprised if you dont get large numbers of people prostrating themselves before you and shouting Hail the DnD Beyond masters! The light has cometh! Thanks!! :)
Is there any way to purchase the Haunted One background by itself? Or do I have to buy all of Curse of Strahd to get it?
I'd also like this. :)
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Once a person buys the Player's Handbook, the Basic Rules become redundant. Can the Basic Rules just go away at that point? I'm seeing a lot of duplicates when I search and such.
J_Hillz, does it say "Discounted for previously purchased content" beneath the price for the Legendary Bundle?
I think this is because you spent money on the PHB, MM and DMG. It gets credited towards the amount you need to pay for the legendary pack.
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What would be the advantage of buying an adventure (say, Lost Mines of Phandelver) as a complete product as opposed to the compendium version? I don't imagine that I will use any of its contents to create a character. Or am I missing some vital features?
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Thanks All for your rapid response. Makes total sense, was kinda reeling from having to buy the digital copies after already having the hard copies and then I though ... oh now this?!?!?. That's good though ... hopefully can keep chipping away. Love that I can share content with players so makes it all worth while.
I remember that periodic sales were planned for the books throughout the year. Any plans on how to communicate this to the users so we don't need to check the Marketplace everyday? Possibly an opt-in notification setting in the account preferences?
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Uhm, you mean like this crazy thing called a receipt? And a photo, of myself, and it? Together! At the same time!? OMG! And maybe even include the books in the picture as well!?
Problem solved.
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The way other media deals with this issue is to provide a code which can be redeemed for the digital version.
When you buy a record, or a Blu-ray, or a comic, there will often be a card with a code that you enter into a website and redeem it for the digital version, whether that's mp3s you can download, or whether it grants you the license to watch/listen to the content with iTunes or Amazon.
That's the way to do it, but I imagine it would take a lot for Wizards of the Coast to move to that model, because there's a big infrastructure cost--you've got to produce the codes, add a download card or some other way of including the code in the book itself, and you have to believe that your digital service is going to exist for years and make it worthwhile to do all these changes.
So, while it's something we could potentially see in the future, it's not something I'd expect for quite a while.
Not to mention, this method wouldn't mean anything for people who have already bought the books before they were shipped with a code.
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Poking through the purchasing options.. have a bit of feedback :)
It strikes me as a bit silly that there are different feats to purchase for the different options within a feat. Presently we need to pay $2 for each kind of Resilient stat, or Magic Initiate class we choose? Please fix this to 2$ per feat.
The subraces seem broken, it's only showing 2 - halflings, dwarfs and other races have subraces.
By the way, I'm thrilled with how the interface has improved leaps and bounds since beta. I really think your team has done an outstanding job, and with the Basic Rules and other free content available and so quick to access, I would be very surprised if you dont get large numbers of people prostrating themselves before you and shouting Hail the DnD Beyond masters! The light has cometh! Thanks!! :)
Is there any way to purchase the Haunted One background by itself? Or do I have to buy all of Curse of Strahd to get it?
I'm on the DM's Guild: click here
And, while it was regarded as pretty good evidence of criminality to be living in a slum, for some reason owning a whole street of them merely got you invited to the very best social occasions. - Feet of Clay
Once a person buys the Player's Handbook, the Basic Rules become redundant. Can the Basic Rules just go away at that point? I'm seeing a lot of duplicates when I search and such.
I'm on the DM's Guild: click here