D&D Beyond Reviews 

This website is god awful. For some reason they decide to make the official DnD website not sell physical books. So I bought the DM's guide, expecting it to ship to my house in a couple days cuz ya'know, I put in my shipping and billing info. But, than I looked into it and found that all purchases provide digital books, and there are no refunds allowed. How scummy is that? They tuck the info about it being a digital book right under your cart where random policies that nobody ever reads go. This is so disappointing and the mistake I made might end up costing me $30 if we cant find some way to refund it. Why on earth would it ask for my street address and shipping info if it was just going to give me a digital copy? I don't know why you would ever use this garbage anti consumer website. Never using it again.

I love the site, but the app and customer service are still below par.
Despite those faults, the site helps me and my kids organise our games so much better then ever before!
It helps in keeping our adventures moving forward instead of having to take our time to manually calculate everything.

It would be awesome, especially with my kids in mind if it could be translated into dutch.

Preordered Monsters of the Multiverse. Changed my mind after the announcement that WotC had bought them out so emailed customer support asking to cancel and have a refund as it isn't released until 17/5/22. "We don't do refunds" was their response which is illegal under UK law (For anyone at D&D Beyond who reads this, you have to comply with the trading laws of the countries you do business in, not the one you're based in. Just because you can get away with this in the US doesn't mean you can anywhere else).

They're not responding to further emails so I've sent the chat logs on to trading standards and will be contacting my bank about a chargeback.

Definitely a bad site in regards to overall value, they do not have a virtual table top and do not support one. Customer service is non-existent as well. Their extended support services promote an unsafe community atmosphere.

Awesome website. It works if you know how to use it. Not the sites fault dnd is so expensive. Used to be five stars but they fired the best article writer and now they release four articles randomly instead of steady releases. half the current articles are just adds, or trying to get u to subscribe.

This is a site where they sell you digital version of books, but can ban you without cause and prevent access to your books, and prevent you from complaining and reaching for support ever again.

Also don't ever buy a book for early access, they will put it in sale later and NEVER reimburse the difference. Money grabbing is all what counts.

This website has as good as no search function. Searching for something like "travel" gives you results for all content available on DND Beyond. There is no way to filter results by content you own. Also no way to search within a certain rulebook. I regret I ever bought the books on this website. You are better of buying a PDF file or something. There is tons of request for a decent search function dating back 4 years all over the internet... its rediculous. The other functions the website offers are also pretty useless or not intuitive. For almost all of them there are better third party options available.

this is TERRIBLE ASS WEBSITE THAT DOESNT WORK. i spent 40 minutes trying to make a goddamn feat that gives a character claws, but it doesnt work because its not designed for the users its designed to get wizards of the coast more money from subscriptions

It's a great site and I love the app. it makes playing DND as a beginner much easier and more organized and even for someone who knows how to play. you don't need pencil or eraser anymore to change anything on your character sheet you can just delete and replace the text

D&D Beyond is OK. It's not the best laid out or the most user friendly, and the books are expensive considering you are only renting the books online for as long as D&D Beyond exists. It wouldn't be so bad if you could download the copies you buy, or upload a PDF that has the same functionality, but spending the same amount of money to buy a digital copy as a physical one seems crazy to me.

Overall though D&D Beyond is a solid way of maintaining a small number of online character sheets, providing you are playing in a game with someone who has already purchased the books.

I think I would be more happy to rent copies of the D&D books if the price was cut by 50% but I understand and appreciate that will never happen. Not a rant, merely an opinion and observation.

I do love the fact that D&D Beyond is ramping up their integration with other platforms now, such as Roll20 and Discord. This really does increase the usability of the platform immensely and the more integration they offer, the more likely I will be to subscribe.

Hooooow did I ever manage characters using paper?! As someone who fully embraces digitization, I am continually thankful and impressed with what DND Beyond provides. Also love their partnership with Critical Roll!

Good quality, but completely incompatible with homebrew unless you make an specific entry on their site and THEN go to your sheet and add it manually, also, they charge money to use homebrew made by other users, they're literally selling player-made content

Great site, could use some more features from the community and better deals on the bonus content that one needs for some campaigns.

They make you buy all the stuff you have again in order to use it. Terrible.

Love it, excellent platform for storing your stuff and finding sources for all the rules and updates in one place.

Great site for DND.
Supports the community.

Buy exterience was super. It even corrected my mistake of 2 bundles in basket.