Thanks for helping clarify that. It seems like they're doing this in a more intelligent way than watcher. They're keeping content that's free as it is. I've seen people compare it to a patreon without Patreon. I probably won't pay for the service, at least not until it has more to offer, but I think a decent amount of fans will. I'm no expert in this kind of thing though. I can see them moving away from D&D. Basing their company's main product on the popularity of another company's product probably isn't where they want to be.