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<blockquote data-quote="Torgaard" data-source="post: 7712685" data-attributes="member: 6679168">This. The database is nice, the interface is great, I think it's well designed, etc. But that alone won't do much for me. Me and my players have all that info at our fingertips via the source material (the books or on Fantasy Grounds). The character/NPC builder, if it's robust enough, will pique my interest - that's something I can use, but depending on how well I can export information out of it, it may or may not be useful enough to keep in the toolbelt. But the real core component has to be homebrew and campaign tools. Now THAT definitely has my attention. If it's fully (and usefully) integrated with the database (which it undoubtedly is), if I can add PC's and NPC's and feats and items and spells and what-have-you - and have it all integrate with the database so that my me and my players basically just have it all right there; I'm sold. Presumably they'll get the campaign management stuff right - I mostly just need a blog, a calendar, and again: integration with the aforementioned stuff - and I'll use it forever.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Torgaard, post: 7712685, member: 6679168"] This. The database is nice, the interface is great, I think it's well designed, etc. But that alone won't do much for me. Me and my players have all that info at our fingertips via the source material (the books or on Fantasy Grounds). The character/NPC builder, if it's robust enough, will pique my interest - that's something I can use, but depending on how well I can export information out of it, it may or may not be useful enough to keep in the toolbelt. But the real core component has to be homebrew and campaign tools. Now THAT definitely has my attention. If it's fully (and usefully) integrated with the database (which it undoubtedly is), if I can add PC's and NPC's and feats and items and spells and what-have-you - and have it all integrate with the database so that my me and my players basically just have it all right there; I'm sold. Presumably they'll get the campaign management stuff right - I mostly just need a blog, a calendar, and again: integration with the aforementioned stuff - and I'll use it forever. [/QUOTE]

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