There are no physical purchases available through this site. Everything is digital only, for use on this site only. Sourcebook is in comparison to an adventure book. So PHB versus Icewind Dale.
If you mean on DDB, it's digital. All DDB books are digital, none physical.
A sourcebook is just a book with information about the rules or setting, ie not an adventure. You use them to build up your game, but doesn't directly provide a story for you to work through. It has no reference to being digital or physical.
If it's on DDB, Roll20 etc, it will be digital. If it's from Amazon, a physical bookstore, etc, it'll be physical.
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so books like players handbook or dungeons master guide are sourcebooks but can i buy adventures on d&d beyond or just sourcebooks also are all purchases on d&d Beyond digital or also physical
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Sourcebooks are books to help you run your game, adventure books are guides to running a specific plot line.
These phrases are completely unrelated to whether your book is physical or digital, DDB is an authorized platform to purchase the books digitally, it also integrated your books into the online tools they offer.
All products offered on D&D Beyond are digital, accessible through the site or the app.
"Sourcebook" and "Adventure" just refer to the type of product. Sourcebooks are generally rules and game options focused, while Adventures are just that.
I'm looking to purchase 3 different books. under type the all say sourcebook. what does that mean. is it a online book or a actual book?
There are no physical purchases available through this site. Everything is digital only, for use on this site only. Sourcebook is in comparison to an adventure book. So PHB versus Icewind Dale.
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If you mean on DDB, it's digital. All DDB books are digital, none physical.
A sourcebook is just a book with information about the rules or setting, ie not an adventure. You use them to build up your game, but doesn't directly provide a story for you to work through. It has no reference to being digital or physical.
If it's on DDB, Roll20 etc, it will be digital. If it's from Amazon, a physical bookstore, etc, it'll be physical.
If you're not willing or able to to discuss in good faith, then don't be surprised if I don't respond, there are better things in life for me to do than humour you. This signature is that response.
so books like players handbook or dungeons master guide are sourcebooks but can i buy adventures on d&d beyond or just sourcebooks also are all purchases on d&d Beyond digital or also physical
I don't know why this is a poll. Whether it's digital or print depends on where you buy the sourcebook from.
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sorry i saw what else you said so its all digital
oh i didnt know that all ddb purchases are online so sorry to waste your timeMidnightPlat
Yes, assuming you're buying it from this website.
If you're not willing or able to to discuss in good faith, then don't be surprised if I don't respond, there are better things in life for me to do than humour you. This signature is that response.
Sourcebooks are books to help you run your game, adventure books are guides to running a specific plot line.
These phrases are completely unrelated to whether your book is physical or digital, DDB is an authorized platform to purchase the books digitally, it also integrated your books into the online tools they offer.
All products offered on D&D Beyond are digital, accessible through the site or the app.
"Sourcebook" and "Adventure" just refer to the type of product. Sourcebooks are generally rules and game options focused, while Adventures are just that.
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