A Discussion on how WoTC can make money and not make people mad

Quote from LanBandit >>

DNDBeyond could provide all available content to DM's that run public campaigns. Must make campaigns available to players new to DND and DNDBeyond. ALL Content, including core rules, legacy and new, adventure packs, adventure settings and VTT maps, etc. Players will need to subscribe to play in the campaigns, but do not need to buy the core rules, unless they want them, just subscribe to play. Can add a marketplace to purchase in-game items potentially, like scrolls, potions, magic items, etc. for use in campaigns, as permissible by DM, or provide player character premium artwork, dice skins, special effects, etc. Provide rewards for players who onboard new players, etc. Conduct tournaments where new adventures are introduced and all DM's must offer for launch. The tournament is recorded and the DNDBeyond world votes for the winning part(ies), or the DM's rate the parties and then work through the tiers/rankings until a party emerges as the winner. However. Generate some excitement! Winners get a year's full access, or something. Anyway, my two cents. Sorry if it is duplicate.

 That would require a massive amount of oversight, or it would destroy their entire business.

Quote from Perringaiden >>

Quote from LanBandit >>

DNDBeyond could provide all available content to DM's that run public campaigns. Must make campaigns available to players new to DND and DNDBeyond. ALL Content, including core rules, legacy and new, adventure packs, adventure settings and VTT maps, etc. Players will need to subscribe to play in the campaigns, but do not need to buy the core rules, unless they want them, just subscribe to play. Can add a marketplace to purchase in-game items potentially, like scrolls, potions, magic items, etc. for use in campaigns, as permissible by DM, or provide player character premium artwork, dice skins, special effects, etc. Provide rewards for players who onboard new players, etc. Conduct tournaments where new adventures are introduced and all DM's must offer for launch. The tournament is recorded and the DNDBeyond world votes for the winning part(ies), or the DM's rate the parties and then work through the tiers/rankings until a party emerges as the winner. However. Generate some excitement! Winners get a year's full access, or something. Anyway, my two cents. Sorry if it is duplicate.

 That would require a massive amount of oversight, or it would destroy their entire business.

 Not to mention reinventing the wheel (or jet engine).