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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nine Hands" data-source="post: 774582" data-attributes="member: 4919">I must say that I purchase LOTS of PDFs.  I have bought stuff from Ambient, Nat 20, Throwing Dice Games, Silver Thorne Games, Malhavoc Press, etc.Overall I have been very pleased with my purchases thus far.  The quality is usually high and I can use most of the material in my campaign without too many changes.Price wise, I try not to spend more than 5-6 bucks for a book, obviously a larger book will get more money and if the company producing the book has done a good job in the past, I am willing to pay a little extra.I would like to see the PDF industry be more involved with the developers of PCGen to get some of thier info into the books.  Heck, you could bundle the PCGen or E-tools files into the ZIP file you send out with the PDFs.  To me, I have to purchase a book and then spend a good amount of my time coding the data (in this case The Book of Templates from Silverthorne games).These types of tie ins are what can drive the sales of PDFs.  If you can get a copy of a decent book with support for the major character generators (PCGen, E-tools, RPM, etc).  That might be a good selling point.  I know that I would be willing to lay down my money if I can get off the shelf computer support.</blockquote>