I was referring to the complete d and d price , not the base program price . In my country that ' s over $ 300 , close to 600 when not on sale . I do consider that expensive , when I already physically own all the books and so do my players . It ' s also $ 30 for just the base program , and each of my players would have to buy it unless I bought the ultimate license , correct ? I DM on roll 20 and it has the 5 e SRD available and implemented for free . Yeah you have to find and add maps and tokens manually , that ' s a drawback . It is 100 % usable without ever paying a cent though . The premium features have never seemed worth it other than to support a really great free program . All I ' m saying is that for a program to have a base price of admission , plus additional purchases for modules , it better be a lot more than just roll 20 with all the work done for you . I was wondering if it had any really salient mechanical features that made it more powerful than roll 20 and justified the price , like better DM chat options and easier macro creation . It should also have unlimited storage to add custom assets and lighting tools at least as good as roll 20 ' s . I can ' t see myself being able to convince my players that this is worth it , especially when to them , because they don ' t see the work I do roll 20 has such beautiful maps and everything from NPCs to journal entries has full art . Also , to get them into a roll 20 game all I have to do is send them a single link over IM and they are there . This would have to be at least that simple to make it worth it for me .