Which On-line SRD do you use?

[Campbell]

While it is not strictly an on-line resource, I use Andargor's excellent [font=verdana,arial,helvetica]Offline Searchable HTML SRD. While it is a hefty download at 21 megs, Andargor's SRD has proven itself as an invaluable gaming reference. I have not found any version of the SRD with a more intuitive interface, and its search functionality is amazing. I really appreciate the ability to only search specific areas of the SRD if I need to. Additionally the amount of cross-linking present in Andargor's SRD is amazing. I also really dig how Andargor created tags for each special ability/quality, skill, feat, and spell allowing for easy bookmarking. Each link also takes you directly to the location of its target, rather than the page that element is located on. For the most part the reason that I use the Andargor SRD is because I value the ability to find precisely what I want when I want. [/font]

 

[Beale Knight]

I've always used Wizards.

 

[domino]

I used to use S/S until it started getting to long on the load times.

Now I use the hypertext one. Plus, the URL is easier to remember.

 

[tetsujin28]

Honestly, I'd never seen an online SRD. I have a PDF version with tons of bookmarks, that works great, for me.

 

[MavrickWeirdo]

S/S, mostly during character (& NPC) creation because I find it easier to bounce from class, to spell list, to feats, back to class, ect.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

S/S downloaded to my computer.

A bunch of 'cheat sheets' from The Other Game Company as well. Great as hand outs to new players.

The Auld Grump

 

[Davelozzi]

Wizards version works fine for me.

 

[Wormwood]

I consider stephenh to be a demigod.

I perform rites to him on hilltops every new moon.

 

[frankthedm]

I use the sage one - it's much easier for me to read.

ditto

the parchment backed html makes my eyes hurt in 10 seconds.

 

[arscott]

Wizards RTF.

Among other things, because it's got the MSRD.