The company that owns Wikia just bought the parent company of @DnDBeyond. It no longer belongs to @Twitch/@amazon.

No info yet on what changes, if any, will affect users, but it almost certainly means we’re all going to have to change how we log in. https://t.co/kJqxHYDBEr

— Marcian Tobay (@MarcianTobay) December 13, 2018

No, it does not certainly mean that. You will be able to log in with Twitch now and into the future. We will also be adding other login options in 2019 (Google, FB, etc.). The last dev update of the year is tomorrow morning – I'll be happy to answer any other questions there!

— Adam Bradford (@BadEyeAdam) December 13, 2018

Thank you for the setting me straight, and I apologize for spreading unnecessary doubt. Happy for this message! No worries at all – I understand well as a mega-fan of several things that these things don't always mean good things. In this case, we're terribly excited about what this means for us and have big plans. Thanks!

— Adam Bradford (@BadEyeAdam) December 13, 2018

I'll happily address this news in tomorrow's dev update. Tune in or catch the VOD!

— Adam Bradford (@BadEyeAdam) December 13, 2018

This is one of the best Twitter replies I have ever seen. Thanks for your concern, and we'll keep on being a queen! pic.twitter.com/hbbT7su3yk

— Adam Bradford (@BadEyeAdam) December 13, 2018

I hung out with @JoeManganiello and @WillingBlam to talk about Jocks Machina and being a D&D fan as an athlete. https://t.co/Q3nmg1zI3t

— Todd Kenreck (@ToddKenreck) October 4, 2018

JOCKS MACHINA 4 LIFE
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Super fun interview on the juxtaposition of growing up being both a fantasy nerd & a jock… @jocksmachina @CriticalRole @WillingBlam #JocksMachina https://t.co/LQ5L6cUGr2

— JOE MANGANIELLO (@JoeManganiello) October 4, 2018

I thought this was a really good interview.https://t.co/t9AymkCmQU

— Matt Colville (@mattcolville) October 3, 2018

Thanks for joining us Matt! https://t.co/SMAxWoMCXP

— D&D Beyond (@DnDBeyond) October 4, 2018