D&D Beyond Drops: Update on the Program

June 11, 2026 Update: Master Tier subscribers can now share the Drops library through content sharing.

Hello world!

Last month, we launched D&D Beyond Drops: a new way for Hero Tier and Master Tier subscribers to get play-ready content on D&D Beyond every single week.

Since launch, we’ve been reading your comments, questions, forum posts, Reddit threads, Discord conversations, survey responses, and support tickets. First, thank you for the depth and richness of your feedback.

It’s become clear from your feedback that there were two main things we got wrong with D&D Beyond Drops: content sharing and non-subscriber access.

We are working to have a solution to both of these in the next few weeks.

• Content Sharing
• Availability for Non-Subscribers

Content Sharing

We made the business decision to not make Drops content eligible for Master Tier content sharing. It’s clear that was not the right decision and we need to find a way to give Master Tier subscribers the ability to content share Drops. We have been taking another look and expect to have an update on the feasibility of content sharing in the next few weeks.

Availability for Non-Subscribers

We didn’t tell players about any way in which they could get DDB Drops content without having a subscription. While this was a possibility we had discussed internally, we made the wrong choice at rollout not to commit to anything yet. I’m here to correct that today. We will commit to releasing at least yearly D&D Beyond Drops bundles on the D&D Beyond marketplace every year (in May), covering the previous year’s content and purchasable for all players. We have ways to further augment this with player feedback. For now, I wanted to make that baseline commitment clear.

Stay Tuned For Updates

Please keep telling us what you want to see. Tell us what you’re using. Tell us what you’re not using. Tell us what would make Drops more valuable at your table. We’re continuing to read and listen.