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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 7008851" data-attributes="member: 6796661">If you succeed at that, you have my money. Hard to give a rating because it can frustrate me to no end but I can't live without it. It is a great world building tool. If you have all your adventure content entered in and also have HeroLab, it is a REALLY nice to run an in-person game using it. See Daplunk's videos on YouTube to get a better idea of what it is and isn't. For published adventures, I don't want to spend time entering all that in RW. Many do, but that seems like work, not play, to me. Once the content market is up and running, if they sell 5e material, I will definitately buy it. I would love to run the 5e APs from RealmWorks. Players have Pathfinder will get all the love initially. Paizo and LWD seem to have a good, long-standing relationship. There will be lots of PF material.&nbsp; 5e? Remains to be seen.Also, it is not a VTT. It will still be useful for world building if you are using a VTT and I know DMs that use RW and Fantasy Grounds together to run their games, even their in-person games. That, again, for me, seems like lots of duplicative data entry and work. So, I highly recommend the game to world builders making and managing campaigns in homebrew worlds. I recommend it for PF players, but htey may want to wait until the Content Market goes live and make sure that there is material that they would like to run. If you want to play official DnD adventure paths? Probably better of with Fantasy Grounds or just using the books, IMO.</blockquote>Already threw it away.&nbsp; Should've Googled it. :-([/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 7008851, member: 6796661"] If you succeed at that, you have my money. Hard to give a rating because it can frustrate me to no end but I can't live without it. It is a great world building tool. If you have all your adventure content entered in and also have HeroLab, it is a REALLY nice to run an in-person game using it. See Daplunk's videos on YouTube to get a better idea of what it is and isn't. For published adventures, I don't want to spend time entering all that in RW. Many do, but that seems like work, not play, to me. Once the content market is up and running, if they sell 5e material, I will definitately buy it. I would love to run the 5e APs from RealmWorks. Players have Pathfinder will get all the love initially. Paizo and LWD seem to have a good, long-standing relationship. There will be lots of PF material. 5e? Remains to be seen. Also, it is not a VTT. It will still be useful for world building if you are using a VTT and I know DMs that use RW and Fantasy Grounds together to run their games, even their in-person games. That, again, for me, seems like lots of duplicative data entry and work. So, I highly recommend the game to world builders making and managing campaigns in homebrew worlds. I recommend it for PF players, but htey may want to wait until the Content Market goes live and make sure that there is material that they would like to run. If you want to play official DnD adventure paths? Probably better of with Fantasy Grounds or just using the books, IMO. [/QUOTE] Already threw it away. Should've Googled it. :-( [/QUOTE]

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