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<blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 7709228" data-attributes="member: 158"><p>With regards to Fantasy Grounds - I don't want to buy an online subscription just to get what amounts to an ePub. I sink quite a bit of money into Hero Lab -- yet also own every Pathfinder Hardcover in pdf. I don't buy Hero Lab to have access to the rules, I own the pdfs for reference, and I have Hero Lab to make the character easier to play. I don't want fantasy grounds just to have some cumbersome, online-only monthly subscribed way to have the rules at hand.</p><p></p><p>I'll pay $15 -- hell, even $25 per book to have the privilege not to haul around 20 pounds of books in a backpack. But I'll not buy a piece of software I'll never use and pay monthly to have that privilege. So I'll keep lugging around my 20 pounds of books until Wotc gives me an avenue that Almost EVERY rpg publisher besides them does these days; in fact, that they even do with all of their previous editions! I can own a PDF of 1e, 2e, 3e, and even 4e from their own site, but I can't yet own a 5e ePub.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Henry, post: 7709228, member: 158"] With regards to Fantasy Grounds - I don't want to buy an online subscription just to get what amounts to an ePub. I sink quite a bit of money into Hero Lab -- yet also own every Pathfinder Hardcover in pdf. I don't buy Hero Lab to have access to the rules, I own the pdfs for reference, and I have Hero Lab to make the character easier to play. I don't want fantasy grounds just to have some cumbersome, online-only monthly subscribed way to have the rules at hand. I'll pay $15 -- hell, even $25 per book to have the privilege not to haul around 20 pounds of books in a backpack. But I'll not buy a piece of software I'll never use and pay monthly to have that privilege. So I'll keep lugging around my 20 pounds of books until Wotc gives me an avenue that Almost EVERY rpg publisher besides them does these days; in fact, that they even do with all of their previous editions! I can own a PDF of 1e, 2e, 3e, and even 4e from their own site, but I can't yet own a 5e ePub. [/QUOTE]
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