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The Tome Show just came out with a QA session with Chris and Rachael discussing many of the concerns brought up in the last episode of theirs. http://www.thetomeshow.com/e/round-table-48-codename-morningstar-kickstarter-ii/

3) iPad. I watched the video a few times to do my best to identify the technology used, just to be fair on this point. The only tablet I saw being used was the iPad. There might be others in the video, but I was not able to spot them. And the kickstarter page does not come out and explicitly...

They just posted what will happen if they don't fund. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/trapdoortech/codename-morningstar/posts/1090525

Looks like their first official campaign supplement will be the Karthun setting that had a successful kickstarter a couple of months ago by the d20 monkey people. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/trapdoortech/codename-morningstar/posts/1079547#comments. The link to that kickstarter is here...

Again, the second interview with Chris Matney goes into much greater detail into what the actual thing does.

They also have another interview here. http://therpgacademy.com/table-topics-episode-65-michael-interviews-chris-matney/. This one adds in more detail about the product by the head of the company. It is a lot more than a character builder, and that is just the first thing that people saw.

Codename Morningstar Kickstarter starts Friday. http://www.tabletopterrors.com/2014/12/03/exclusive-the-death-of-dungeonscape-trapdoors-official-kickstarter-announcement/

The ios version was a closed beta because of restraints with apple. Also, I believe they were focusing on making it easy to use at the table, more so than just a character builder, so it was designed to be less intrusive. There are plenty of character builders out there, whereas the focus of...

He's talking about the IOS version, which was months ahead of the android and web versions.

The IOS version of Dungeonscape is much farther along and when that is given general release, that should give people some peace of mind on the product's direction.

Trapdoor technologies is primarily an EPub business with their patented Story Machine. If there is one thing they will be able to get right, it would be the digital books, regardless of the current state of the character creator.

They say it is downloaded to your machine for apple and android for the most part. So you can use it without being reliant on internet access. The web based one is obviously reliant on connection, but they said also that if there was enough interest in a version for say windows directly, they...

Just so everyone here knows, it seems as if the books will be available in full for a one-time purchase through the apps. No subscription necessary for access.