The question mark at the end indicates the start of a query string, which tells the server that the content you're looking for likely has some dynamic properties, so get the request straight from the source instead of a cached copy in the CDN. If just the question mark doesn't work, then you can try ?abc=def (query string containing a key/value pair).
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November 2025, still an issue...
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Try putting a question mark at the end of the URL
So, if the URL is https://www.dndbeyond.com/sheet-pdfs/AnarchyPossum_123456.pdf try using https://www.dndbeyond.com/sheet-pdfs/AnarchyPossum_123456.pdf?.
The question mark at the end indicates the start of a query string, which tells the server that the content you're looking for likely has some dynamic properties, so get the request straight from the source instead of a cached copy in the CDN. If just the question mark doesn't work, then you can try ?abc=def (query string containing a key/value pair).