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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Mistress" data-source="post: 5982218" data-attributes="member: 11816">Couple of problems, for one it sounds like if it is ran client side from WotC that would mean you would need internet to access it. That would be a no go for me.Secondly the bold part would also be a major issue for me and defeat part of the reason I want PDF's. A example I am running a PFRPG right now. I copied all the monster stat blocks from the adventure/Bestiary into a doc. Listed the encounter location and number in order with the full monster stat block listed. Then I print out said sheet and take it to the games. When the PC's fight the monsters I can just use a pencil to mark out the monsters HP and write the new number next to it. So it makes it a handy quick reference doc and scratch paper to keep track of the monster during the fight at the same time.Any electronic product would need to allow me to do those two things or I wouldn't be interested personally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dark Mistress, post: 5982218, member: 11816"] Couple of problems, for one it sounds like if it is ran client side from WotC that would mean you would need internet to access it. That would be a no go for me. Secondly the bold part would also be a major issue for me and defeat part of the reason I want PDF's. A example I am running a PFRPG right now. I copied all the monster stat blocks from the adventure/Bestiary into a doc. Listed the encounter location and number in order with the full monster stat block listed. Then I print out said sheet and take it to the games. When the PC's fight the monsters I can just use a pencil to mark out the monsters HP and write the new number next to it. So it makes it a handy quick reference doc and scratch paper to keep track of the monster during the fight at the same time. Any electronic product would need to allow me to do those two things or I wouldn't be interested personally. [/QUOTE]

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