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<blockquote data-quote="Otterscrubber" data-source="post: 5188471" data-attributes="member: 4588">I subscribe to D&amp;D Insider, but I have to say that I really do not like the online tools they have provided to date.&nbsp; With all the splatbooks out it is very hard to get comprehensive information quickly on a subject that is not spread out through 3 or more books.&nbsp; I really like how 3rd edition had a lot of SRD type websites out there where it was very easy to find information.&nbsp; The D&amp;D Compendium is very unwieldy and clunky from a UI standpoint.&nbsp; Anyone else out there wish they had a more user friendly source for data?&nbsp; I don't mind paying a modest fee for full access to all the material, but it would be nice if it worked better.&nbsp; The various tools look like they have made no effort on consistency in design.&nbsp; I'm assuming they have different teams working on each one, and that none of them talk to each other.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Otterscrubber, post: 5188471, member: 4588"] I subscribe to D&D Insider, but I have to say that I really do not like the online tools they have provided to date. With all the splatbooks out it is very hard to get comprehensive information quickly on a subject that is not spread out through 3 or more books. I really like how 3rd edition had a lot of SRD type websites out there where it was very easy to find information. The D&D Compendium is very unwieldy and clunky from a UI standpoint. Anyone else out there wish they had a more user friendly source for data? I don't mind paying a modest fee for full access to all the material, but it would be nice if it worked better. The various tools look like they have made no effort on consistency in design. I'm assuming they have different teams working on each one, and that none of them talk to each other. [/QUOTE]

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