Alice is Missing only free during October?

Hello, I remember claiming the "Alice is Missing" Module last month as it was for free and now I cannot find it in my Marketplace Items. I thought once claimed you have it and can use it as long as you want?

I think it was "free for a time" to coincide with Roll20Con. Similar to Lost Mine of Phandelver, which has twice(?) been offered free, but only for a specific period. Games created with it could be copied, but you couldn't create brand new games with it outside of the offer period. It's not under the same terms as a Roll20 Reserve item. Or at least, all of this was my understanding. Nope, I was wrong. Go to&nbsp; <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?tag=Unique%20Status:Event%20Drop" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?tag=Unique%20Status:Event%20Drop</a> &nbsp;, It should be there. I keep a dummy account, which would not have even claimed anything, and I see it on that page. I was wrong about being wrong. :D It's on that page, but as a purchase item.

As for the Lost Mines of Phandelver, I still have that in my Purchased Items although I once claimed it as it was free... So this is definitely weird and I wish for an official Statement of Roll20 on this! (Which is also interesting for the discussion regarding the latest Roll20 Reserve in the respective thread). And IF those Items are free only for a limited time to claim (and only usable for that period) it would be nice for Roll20 to at least note that on the respective product page in Marketplace as an Info (e.g. you can test this for free up until ... If you want to continue using it, you need to purchase it)... keithcurtis said: I think it was "free for a time" to coincide with Roll20Con. Similar to Lost Mine of Phandelver, which has twice(?) been offered free, but only for a specific period. Games created with it could be copied, but you couldn't create brand new games with it outside of the offer period. It's not under the same terms as a Roll20 Reserve item. Or at least, all of this was my understanding. Nope, I was wrong. Go to&nbsp; <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?tag=Unique%20Status:Event%20Drop" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?tag=Unique%20Status:Event%20Drop</a> &nbsp;, It should be there. I keep a dummy account, which would not have even claimed anything, and I see it on that page. I was wrong about being wrong. :D It's on that page, but as a purchase item.

If you installed (Create Game) with "Alice Is Missing" module while it WAS free during Roll20CON.... Then you should now be able to "Reset" your copy of the game to play it again, or "Copy Game" to get additional A.I.M. tabletops. Unfortunately if you didn't get around to doing Create Game during that free month, then, right, there is no longer access to install it for Free. Yes this is a procedure/offering that we had not really seen before in past offerings, but it was Stated in the Roll20CON 2022 sub-website. It is for sale normally now in Roll20 Marketplace.

Then why do I still have access to the other giveaways for Roll20 Con and the only one I "need to buy" now is Alice is Missing? If I click - for example - on Apocalypse Keys (which was one of the giveaways), I still see "OWNED" and also the Price Tag in the Marketplace... I don't complain about the other giveaways and am happy that I still have access to those but wonder, why Alice is Missing is the ONLY exception to it. Gold said: If you installed (Create Game) with "Alice Is Missing" module while it WAS free during Roll20CON.... Then you should now be able to "Reset" your copy of the game to play it again, or "Copy Game" to get additional A.I.M. tabletops. Unfortunately if you didn't get around to doing Create Game during that free month, then, right, there is no longer access to install it for Free. Yes this is a procedure/offering that we had not really seen before in past offerings, but it was Stated in the Roll20CON 2022 sub-website. It is for sale normally now in Roll20 Marketplace.

Because publishers get a say in how any promotions work.&nbsp; If this is how the publisher wanted it to work, then Roll20 (and we) have to comply with their wishes.