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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 3471516" data-attributes="member: 4134">I put in Forget it, as it is closest.I might actually be interested, but it had to fulfill the following requirements:* The price would have to be reasonable. If I end up paying the same I pay for a subscription to Dragon, that's too much. There is no printing or shipping involved, that has to cut down on the costs trastically* It would have to be downloadable and usable offline. * It would have to be usable even after I stop paying them money each month. That means that once I paid for some stuff, that stuff would have to be usable by me forever.* It would have to make full use of the medium. If it's just a couple of articles, I'm not interested. I want hyperlinked rules you can search, filter, export.* It would have to tie in with their books. If I pay for their online initiative and have, say, the spell compendium, I should have access to electronic versions of all those spells, so I can filter them, search them, export my wizard's spellbook onto PDF, print spell cards for the my sorcerer, and so on.* It would generally be sufficiently awesome to make up for their bad history with electronic tools and overcome the distrust they have earned by taking out Dragon and Dungeon.Since I doubt that will happen (I doubt that it will be half of what I expect it to be), I can safely vote never.</blockquote>