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<blockquote data-quote="bmackenty" data-source="post: 6544797" data-attributes="member: 6780735">This was one of those things that made 5e better for meSo I used electronic character creation in 4e, but the lack of it for 5e (at first) forced our group to paper. I've never looked back. The time, conversation, and connection that was created during the paper character creation process was worth the weight in gp. Players and I (the DM) were able to dig deeply into who this character really was in a way that didn't work electronically. I've often thought that doing something quickly and efficiently robs us of depth (not always - but....) I've used a computer at the table to show pictures of monsters, but now I just print them out. I'm also working on better describing the despicable beasts my group my faces. I'm still wedded to mini's and maps, and my current group seems to love combat-heavy games. My opinion is that electronic crap interferes with the deep waters of RP in dnd.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bmackenty, post: 6544797, member: 6780735"] [b]This was one of those things that made 5e better for me[/b] So I used electronic character creation in 4e, but the lack of it for 5e (at first) forced our group to paper. I've never looked back. The time, conversation, and connection that was created during the paper character creation process was worth the weight in gp. Players and I (the DM) were able to dig deeply into [B]who this character really was[/B] in a way that didn't work electronically. I've often thought that doing something quickly and efficiently robs us of depth (not always - but....) I've used a computer at the table to show pictures of monsters, but now I just print them out. I'm also working on better describing the despicable beasts my group my faces. I'm still wedded to mini's and maps, and my current group seems to love combat-heavy games. My opinion is that electronic crap interferes with the deep waters of RP in dnd. [/QUOTE]

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