Hmm, that's actually a really interesting point. No rules, no lore, just art and real world history about D&D. I can see arguments for and against having it here, but mostly against, primarily because I'm doubting that licensing for all the art will be viable on a digital platform.

 

 That is a... yeah, a that's a good point. I had assumed it was WotC given the content.

 

 Not necessarily. It's probably not exclusive but negotiating rights and payments can take a lot of time. Just look at Mercer's stuff and that is 'free' for individuals. That does not necessarily mean it's free for Curse to use either because their use of it could be considered commercial use but if that's the case they've probably negotiated a nominal fee (just guessing guys). The trickier parts is scope and length of use and such things. Usually involves a lot of back and forth, with IP lawyers/experts and time.