You buy a physical adventure, you have to pay extra for minis and to-scale maps - but you buy it on Roll20 and the digital equivalent of those are thrown in at the same price point (though I wouldn't be opposed to Roll20 lowering their prices to match Fantasy Grounds - I'm just not advocating strongly for that because I'm not actually a potential customer for either of those options, no matter what price they sell their goods at).

Simply upload a secured PDF, and download the PDF without any restrictions. D&D Beyond and Fantasy Grounds are both discounted prices when compared to the standard price of the books, and while Roll20 is the same price that still isn't actually the same because they, like D&D Beyond and Fantasy Grounds, include a fair number of things within that purchase which are above and beyond what the book would provide. Remove PDF copying and printing restriction instantly online for free. What I will argue is the facts: nobody is charging the same price for a digital version as the hardcover version. Also, charging the same price for the digital version as the hardcover version is just silly.That's an opinion I don't share (because what I am willing to pay for a thing is entirely about what it does for me - and the digital version is at least equal in that regard (in the case of D&D Beyond it's actually superior, but just a 'you can read the book, but it is digital' would be equal), so I won't argue against that.

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