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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DSC-EricPrice" data-source="post: 249731" data-attributes="member: 2110">It seems to me that one of the things that has sprung out of the OGL/d20 license revolution is the advent of pdf sourcebooks and adventures.As I consider releasing my own material to pdf I wanted to gather some opinion from the community at large about a few topics.Given that you have to print the material out yourself (unless you intend to read it from your computer) and given that you can buy a traditional paper adventure for ~$7-$10, is $5 too much to charge for pdf adventures? What should the cost of the average 32 page pdf adventure be?How much more (if any) for a premium name like Monte Cook? How much less (if any) for a new-comer to the market?Is the ability to instant download your purchase meaningful to you as a consumer?Is a system where you are mailed a link later acceptable? Assume that by later means within 8 hours and usually (depending on where you are in the world) within the hour.Would it be more acceptable if doing so saved you 20% off the cost of adventure?Should pdfs be black and white, full color, or buyers option?How important, when you're printing it yourself, is the decorative art/design in the margins?Any other opinions about things to include or avoid?Thanks to all who reply.</blockquote>