I'm loving the digital copies!!! I'm able to have Siri read through each chapter of the campaign I'm running (while I'm at work). For me it a huge time saver and allows me to more efficiently prep for my upcoming gaming session. Now, I can just use the website and hard copies as references/resources.
Bookmarks and annotation would be amazing... maybe an option to publish them as an ePub would solve that.
I am really missing bookmarking and annotation in the rulebooks.
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Very cool idea
+1 to wanting this, for sure.
I usually bookmark my class, my race, my spells, and my items.
I'm loving the digital copies!!! I'm able to have Siri read through each chapter of the campaign I'm running (while I'm at work). For me it a huge time saver and allows me to more efficiently prep for my upcoming gaming session. Now, I can just use the website and hard copies as references/resources.
Bookmarks and annotation would be amazing... maybe an option to publish them as an ePub would solve that.
Thank you!!!
Does the site work with a web browser's bookmarking feature?
It does, you could also use a browser annotating plugin, such as https://web.hypothes.is/
Could make things easier for you.