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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ruemere" data-source="post: 5321675" data-attributes="member: 5515">While I remain a strong supporter of the former, I also happen to believe that there are certain issues with usage of PcGen (Yahoo groups, QA delivery, data format, functionality). You simply need to know what you're doing to achieve your ends - and so, while I do use the application for my campaign, I have become hesitant with recommending it to people without strong motivation to learn it.Oh, and its flexibility leaves quite a lot to be desired... again, unless you _really_ know what you're doing, you may be unable to put stuff into it. [1]Hero Lab represents something I do not like, namely DRM, mounting costs and lack of openness. [2]Given the above, something simple and usable would be a recommended choice.Regards,Ruemere[1] My campaign includes custom stuff and non-open content. Putting it in (and working around bugs) took a lot of sweat.[2] I do not begrudge people earning money for their work. However unless I can help it, I steer away from DRM stuff - when something you pay for is not really yours, it is not really yours.</blockquote>