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Of all the times that PCGen has had a booth, I don't think that GenCon ever let us know about the media resources.

I'd like to direct some people's attention to this also. :) https://twitter.com/PCGen/status/899830468199186432

Since WotC isn't in charge hopefully this won't crash and burn.

Both licenses for FG come with several rulesets for games (ie the actual game mechanics), SRD info for those games that have it (ie 35e, Pathfinder, 5e, etc), several generic maps and tokens. When you get the Adventure module everything that is referenced in the module is there and you don't...

They have an updated Mac installer. https://www.fantasygrounds.com/home/FGMacInstallation.php

Should anyone be interested Doug has several Seminar's on Fantasy Grounds scheduled for GenCon next week. Introduction to Using Fantasy Grounds for Online D&D https://www.gencon.com/events/104498 Introduction to Using Fantasy Grounds for Online Pathfinder https://www.gencon.com/events/104500...

Awesome news, I'm especially excited for the Oathbound. :)

Awesome news, I'm especially excited for the Oathbound. :)

Then I have a question, what do you "think" a character generator does?

WotC has attempted several times to get into the digital market and has failed every time. They are not good with digital. And if you think it's trivial to make software for a niche market at the scale that Hasbro would require then I seriously doubt you have any experience in that field.

PCGen can not import xml files, you build your characters in PCGen, then can import them into FG (and supposedly Roll20?).

PCGen has supported the 5e as of 18 hrs after the SRD dropped. And should one do a search for PCGen 5E Datasets you can probably find expanded source material.

I like the name generators in PCGen.

Ben Mcfarland did quite a bit of research into Africa for the Southlands setting for Midgard and Pathfinder. https://koboldpress.com/kpstore/product/southlands-campaign-setting-for-pathfinder-rpg/

Apparently somebody has a working one, but Catalyst hasn't responded. http://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?15651-Show-some-support-for-BATTLETECH-RPG&highlight=battletech

Hmmm, I wonder if it would be worth it for Doug to add a "Gamesystem" plain text field that would be in the dialog for CoreRPG and MoreCore.

Well seeing as you can't buy the PHB and DMG for Roll20 that's a bit of a bad comparison.

Well I don't know about you, but my plan is to be immortal. :)

I would disagree on the price since you will pay for the sub for roll20 until you stop, ie it has an infinite cost. While with FG the most you have to pay for the main program is $150 if you need to get the ultimate. I'll also add that I like the FG community better than what I've experienced...

CoreRPG is the base ruleset, it has next to no automation and just handles dice rolls and lets you make a customized char sheet for systems that aren't supported by specialized rulesets. MoreCore is a community generic ruleset that is layered on top of CoreRPG that has some specialized rolls...