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<blockquote data-quote="keldore" data-source="post: 1456023" data-attributes="member: 17623">I am with PaladinRanger Games.&nbsp; We are a new company that went live March 15.&nbsp; We have limited users, but our numbers are gowing daily.&nbsp; Now about the character sheet, the will spoil you after a while.&nbsp; They allow you to access them from anywhere.&nbsp; They also have an export feature if you GM does not use the site.&nbsp; This allows you export the sheet and then email it to your DM.&nbsp; It also has a print sheet option.&nbsp; The custom sheets also have templates for Weapons, armor, spells, feats, skills....So if you add a feat from the SRD all the information easy to access.Dice Roller - The biggest advantages between the two that I see are the fact that you are not limited to 4 different rolls.(Limited to 30 for members and 2 for non-members.)You can also add a modifier to a roll.&nbsp; (ie 2d6+7 for damage)There is also the ability for members to save a roll.&nbsp; So you can setup your standard attack rolls, spell rolls...... and pull them back up the next time you need them.&nbsp; No more senseless typing.There are also some quick roll features built into the character sheets.Such as initiative, will, reflex, fort......Hope this helps,Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keldore, post: 1456023, member: 17623"] I am with PaladinRanger Games. We are a new company that went live March 15. We have limited users, but our numbers are gowing daily. Now about the character sheet, the will spoil you after a while. They allow you to access them from anywhere. They also have an export feature if you GM does not use the site. This allows you export the sheet and then email it to your DM. It also has a print sheet option. The custom sheets also have templates for Weapons, armor, spells, feats, skills....So if you add a feat from the SRD all the information easy to access. Dice Roller - The biggest advantages between the two that I see are the fact that you are not limited to 4 different rolls.(Limited to 30 for members and 2 for non-members.) You can also add a modifier to a roll. (ie 2d6+7 for damage) There is also the ability for members to save a roll. So you can setup your standard attack rolls, spell rolls...... and pull them back up the next time you need them. No more senseless typing. There are also some quick roll features built into the character sheets. Such as initiative, will, reflex, fort...... Hope this helps, Chris [/QUOTE]

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