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<blockquote data-quote="Lanliss" data-source="post: 7710024" data-attributes="member: 6801219">To start, welcome and thank you. It was a surprise to me during the recent Kobold Press Kickstarter when they actually showed up on these forums to talk about their product, and am happy to see that others will do it as well. Brave move...One thing I will mention that seems slightly odd about your &quot;model&quot;, if it can be called that this early, is that Homebrew is going to be behind the subscription. I do not know about most, but I do not have exactly all the money I would like to throw at D&amp;D, so I have been messing with Homebrewing rather than going on DM guild. I know that people who can pay can Homebrew as well, but for me I homebrew because I cannot pay for other people to do it for me, so not being able to enter my homebrew work would be a slightly more than a minor issue for me (though not so big as a Major issue I think), and probably would have been the main reason for me going in on any price you stuck on this.On to the actual questions, is it too early to know some of the technical details or workings of the builder? For example, Roll20 has the option to simply click &quot;Bard level 3&quot;, and it automatically writes in the skills and spell slots you get at that level. Would this do the same, or would I be hand-typing things like Expertise or Bardic Inspiration? Will there be an art compendium, or just a way to port in outside pictures for the character sheets, or both? Obviously both would be best, but either works for me, as I can either google pictures or make do with a stock of images in-app.You mention being able to only buy the fighter stuff. Does that mean that you would be able to only buy &quot;Purple Dragon Knight from: Sword Coast Adventurers Guide&quot; for something like $0.99?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanliss, post: 7710024, member: 6801219"] To start, welcome and thank you. It was a surprise to me during the recent Kobold Press Kickstarter when they actually showed up on these forums to talk about their product, and am happy to see that others will do it as well. Brave move... One thing I will mention that seems slightly odd about your "model", if it can be called that this early, is that Homebrew is going to be behind the subscription. I do not know about most, but I do not have exactly all the money I would like to throw at D&D, so I have been messing with Homebrewing rather than going on DM guild. I know that people who can pay can Homebrew as well, but for me I homebrew because I cannot pay for other people to do it for me, so not being able to enter my homebrew work would be a slightly more than a minor issue for me (though not so big as a Major issue I think), and probably would have been the main reason for me going in on any price you stuck on this. On to the actual questions, is it too early to know some of the technical details or workings of the builder? For example, Roll20 has the option to simply click "Bard level 3", and it automatically writes in the skills and spell slots you get at that level. Would this do the same, or would I be hand-typing things like Expertise or Bardic Inspiration? Will there be an art compendium, or just a way to port in outside pictures for the character sheets, or both? Obviously both would be best, but either works for me, as I can either google pictures or make do with a stock of images in-app. You mention being able to only buy the fighter stuff. Does that mean that you would be able to only buy "Purple Dragon Knight from: Sword Coast Adventurers Guide" for something like $0.99? [/QUOTE]

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