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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 4914142" data-attributes="member: 52734">I'm of the same mind.  WotC has proven to be pretty incompetent when it comes to electronic content.  Piazo seems to have a better head on their shoulders in this area.  Truthfully, I think the best place for e-content would be with the 3rd party folks who do this for a living - Paizo needs only put their "stamp of approval" on someone to be their electronic distributor of DDI-like tools.  Actually, I wouldn't mind if e-tools could be resurrected and the base code actually allowed to be fixed*, especially since I own all the data sets.  I've already got half a dozen other tools, including the Kencyclopedia web page for monster creation and Fantasy Grounds for running/tracking my game, so I'm really already set.  I mean, when you've got the PDF of a rulebook, WHY do you need a Rules compendium - that you pay a monthly fee to use?* To my knowledge, Codemonkey was allowed to make datasets, but beyond the initial bugs they fixed, weren't allowed to modify the code.</blockquote>