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Yes, I agree that searching during a game is much faster and efficient on the web interface. However, if I understand correctly what this product is, I don't envision looking up stuff during a game, but rather reading it during prep. In that case, for me, the portability and durability* of PDFs...

Yes, I've read that it is just setting information. On the plus side, it might be attractive because it is a cheap way to get into the setting and AFAIK, this specific product does not exist elsewhere. On the negative side, without DB integration and character options this would look, IMO, much...

I'm sure that most AD&D DMs used their own house rules, but the DMG has rules and tables about pursuit and evasion.

I thought that was a provision of the OGL. Is it also true og CC?

I just hope that it wasn't brought by a meteorite.

But isn't that something that's allowed regardless of a license? Plenty of cell phones accessories by third parties explicitly claim compatibility with famous brands.

I don't know about the rest, but I'm fairly confident that we would have had some kind of OSR. It was born out the retro-clone games and those were in "reaction" to 3rd Edition and the abandonment of TSR-era D&D rules by WotC.

The thread is from 2004 and it was talking about 3.5 rules, not 5th edition.

How can you give inspiration once per turn? Heroic Warrior triggers only if you don't currently have inspiration. OTOH, you can give out inspiration only if you gain it while already having it. Unless I misread the rules.

My participation is not intense, but I'd like to continue.

That Kelsey seems to have some talent. She might try a Kickstarter or something like that.

So far, I've been using the years, so the first option for me. It's not a big deal to me, though. If something else gains large traction, I will be likely to switch.

Why do you see it as a creator-friendly move?

Is it possible to publish a product using both material released under the OGL and CC? Edit: Just a general question, I'm not asking for legal advice. :)

Someone explaining how wrong we are in desiring an awful format like PDF in 3, 2, 1... :D

Personally, I never really liked papyrus and parchment is right out. Only clay tablets for me.

Personally, I'm not Catholic, but this still seems a bit in bad taste, IMHO.

WotC has not published a PDF in several years. All digital products are released through D&D Beyond.

Phantom Menace has several issues, but I still like it and it is my favorite among the prequel trilogy.

I don't have much to contribute to this thread, apart from confirming that I'm personally severely brain-fogged.