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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 730754" data-attributes="member: 4981">When I'm designing a module I use e-tools to generate the NPCs, just to avoid mistakes like these. Also their neat little stat block format allows me to copy and paste directly into the module.However I would not expect anyone - Even Monte Cook - to write something that is perfect. I think the problem with RPG material is that it's edited the same way as every other written work, just one editor.I would argue that you need two editors for RPG stuff.1) Edits the flavor text checking for grammer and spelling.2) Edits for game mechanics.I know that programming stuff is usually edited by two people1) Edits the text2) Ecits the codeWhy not RPG stuff?I am in general appaled at the editing, or lack there of, in most RPG material so much so that I have cut the amount I spend on RPG material in half; and I get to tax right off the money I spend on it. If I can find a glaring error in less then 20 minutes the product does not get purchased. Most RPG material seems as though it was rushed out the door and that getting a product on the shelf was more important then getting a good product on the shelf. If it is not worth the publisher's time to properly edit their work then it is not worth my money to buy it.</blockquote>