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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ferghis" data-source="post: 3279111" data-attributes="member: 40483">I gotta say, I've been following this thread since the get go, and I'm really happy with where it's going. I feel very much like the OP: I spend a few days with each of the free/demo softwares out there, only to end up switching to excel and writing up my own sheet (mainly because I'm a little familiar with excel, so it was mostly a comfort zone thing). I think with RPGs like D&D, and to some extent with RPGs in general, software support is really the way to go. But the way WotC puts out publications, it's a steep hill just to keep up with them. After all, the new rules are more exceptions than hard and fast rules.I do. I'd much rather have an RPG book in PDF than in hardcover. I can consult it much more easily, search it, and have all the books in one neat little place, without worrying about wear or tear. The problem is, as far as I know, that WotC doesn't like the electronic market much. They'd rather stick with the hardcopy sales.</blockquote>