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Uhhh.. for those people yelling "rip off", you have no idea of the demand or lack of for these titles. This may be the only economical way to get these title

Uhhh.. for those people yelling "rip off", you have no idea of the demand or lack of for these titles. This may be the only economical way to get these titles preserved. The reality might just be that it just isn't worth it to do it any other way. As someone who loves old D&D modules (and has actually bought from DriveThru), I think it's really great. My guess is that there was someone who works for these guys who also loves old D&D modules that couldn't convince anyone to make this happen unless they did it this way.

shostack 11y ago
Is there any guarantee (perhaps via some sort of license) that the materials will be made freely available to all? If not, I'm not sure what the point of working for free for someone else's gain is. I think I speak for most hardcore D&D fans when I say that most players will be perfectly fine continuing to torrent these books for the foreseeable future. In fact, unless I missed something, I'm kind of surprised this company didn't just do that since people have gone through the trouble of converting them to PDF already.
- panzagl 11y ago
  $50 is not free. I worked at a print shop- a D&D module would take like 10 minutes to scan.