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<blockquote data-quote="dungeon blaster" data-source="post: 3244684" data-attributes="member: 30575">there's a big difference between what's useful and what's neccesary. Having access to all the books online is cetainly useful, but by no means neccesary, as you can just buy the books and use them (of course, you can't exactly share the books). I highly doubt WoTC would put the books online unless it was sold as some sort of copy-protected .pdf or something at maybe $10 each. Granted, they may put some of the splatbook material online (all of the core classes, maybe?), but like the other poster said...keep dreaming.However they set it up, I would think that the program could also be used to play D&amp;D minis.I would think that there would be a fairly large library of images to use as character portraits. They could just crop many of the images they have already commissioned for the books. While they might not provide music (except perhaps the Midnight Syndicate D&amp;D Soundtrack as an extra fee), the program should be capable of playing .mp3s.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dungeon blaster, post: 3244684, member: 30575"] there's a big difference between what's useful and what's neccesary. Having access to all the books online is cetainly useful, but by no means neccesary, as you can just buy the books and use them (of course, you can't exactly share the books). I highly doubt WoTC would put the books online unless it was sold as some sort of copy-protected .pdf or something at maybe $10 each. Granted, they may put some of the splatbook material online (all of the core classes, maybe?), but like the other poster said...keep dreaming. However they set it up, I would think that the program could also be used to play D&D minis. I would think that there would be a fairly large library of images to use as character portraits. They could just crop many of the images they have already commissioned for the books. While they might not provide music (except perhaps the Midnight Syndicate D&D Soundtrack as an extra fee), the program should be capable of playing .mp3s. [/QUOTE]

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