Totally understandable reaction, but I can confirm this has no practical effect on our partnership with Wizards. We've worked with them (and many other publishers) for years, and those relationships are healthy and fruitful. Partners sell their products in ways that work for them. That's always been true, and it doesn't touch our licensing or contracts. D&D Beyond has offered services that overlap with Roll20 and other VTTs and character mgmt softwares for years now, and we're all still here. Players have always had different preferences and tools, and that's fine. The ecosystem is bigger than any one platform, and on the business end, all of us (even among direct competitors) recognize that this is healthy for the industry. So no need to worry, it's business as usual for partnerships, and it's cool to see Wizards experimenting with more ways to serve folks!
