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Message: <blockquote data-quote="garrion_sw" data-source="post: 2838884" data-attributes="member: 40527">It is a rough tie between OpenRPG and Klooge. There are are a couple issues that would swing my opinion one way or the other. Much depends on the system played though.For d20 games Klooge has it hands down. For my Riddle of Steel games (which is my preferred system) OpenRPG provides the dice functionality that I need. I have been working with Klooge to make it more "Riddle-friendly" but lack of the level of dice pool support that I need makes it very rough.If Klooge were to implement a fully functional dice roller like OpenRPG, it would be the winner. If OpenRPG would support local file hosting and drop the need for everything to be web-based, it would be preferred.OpenRPG being free is a huge plus for alot of my players. That is why Klooge comes in as a tie, because I have purchased licencing for a total of 5 players to connect with me. If they had to fork out the cash I would never get them to use it.I like alot of what I have played with on your demo. There are a few weaknesses that I spotted at first impression, but I won't go into that here till I have a chance to really give the final release a work out.Garrion</blockquote>