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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Radiating Gnome" data-source="post: 7649461" data-attributes="member: 150">Honestly, I love all my gadgets far more deeply than I should, but when it comes to tracking HP and running things at the table, I pretty much want pen and paper. That's one of the reasons I like the Livescribe stuff so much (and keep bringing it up). If I had the game content on my ipad, I'd probably still be tracking HP and damage on scratch paper, etc. But I'm a dinosaur. This is where I thing we need to go. Create the nuggets of content as individual bits, the way the monster builder/compendium deal with them, and then give me the DM a way of creating my own collection of pieces -- and modifying those pieces.  It should work the way our brains work, a sort of neural network of game content. We have the core technology we need -- and the development need not be handled by the company producing the game, so long as the content can be accessed in some sort of API-accessible web service, as the Compendium is now. -john</blockquote>