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<blockquote data-quote="James McMurray" data-source="post: 4514553" data-attributes="member: 743">Both Dragon and Dungeon magazines are up and putting out some good quality stuff. They're worth the price to me, especially since it's easier to share the cost and use of this with an entire group than it is a print magazine.The rest of it (Compendium, Encounter Builder, etc.) I'll use if they ever come up to speed, but they're just gravy to me. I'd have paid $60 for the magazines alone.I really likethe idea of the encounter builder, but it needs more customization, needs to be tied into the compendium for stats, and needs to save the information in plain text or formatted html/rtf. All things they've promised but I'm not holding my breath for. The monster maker could also be nice, but needs to let you save the info and output them in fomratted html, otherwise it's strictly worse than <a href="http://www.asmor.com/programs/monstermaker/index.php" target="_blank">the free alternative</a>.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James McMurray, post: 4514553, member: 743"] Both Dragon and Dungeon magazines are up and putting out some good quality stuff. They're worth the price to me, especially since it's easier to share the cost and use of this with an entire group than it is a print magazine. The rest of it (Compendium, Encounter Builder, etc.) I'll use if they ever come up to speed, but they're just gravy to me. I'd have paid $60 for the magazines alone. I really likethe idea of the encounter builder, but it needs more customization, needs to be tied into the compendium for stats, and needs to save the information in plain text or formatted html/rtf. All things they've promised but I'm not holding my breath for. The monster maker could also be nice, but needs to let you save the info and output them in fomratted html, otherwise it's strictly worse than [URL="http://www.asmor.com/programs/monstermaker/index.php"]the free alternative[/URL]. [/QUOTE]

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