The Hero Labs output while not the "best" still gives out plenty of great information! I am not sure what MisterSlanky is talking about with the lack of information but all the powers and spells are provided as far as information included with it if you choose that option. It's lifetime updates though which I guess is covered by the outrageous pricetag. HeroLab has the current APG material updated, and its interface is pretty snazzy, but it's expensive as all-get-out and the sheets look absolutely terrible and lack a lot of the information that's nice to have (like detail about exactly how your power works). This is one of the reasons I no longer subscribe to WotC DDI and it had more info being pumped into it. Orcs/Gnomes/Dwarves of Golarion = 1 set So, to get a year's worth of subscription material you are looking at $9.99 per major book, so $20 there, $5.99 per set, so another $12 there, which adds up to $32 per year roughly. Also, Lone Wolf has already stated that major books will be $9.99 and the minor books will be $5.99 with 3 per in a set and the AP's will be free. Yes, I understand that you can obtain most of the APG material for HeroLabs for free as well, from 3rd party's willing to spend the time to make the info available. VTT's like d20Pro and MapTools can bring across a HeroLab statblock in seconds However, I like PC-Gen and can make any changes I want as the data format is plain text files(to a certain extent as I am not a JAVA programmer) for free and give back to the community at large. The price for HeroLab is a killer, unless you are using it for purposes other than just making statblocks and character sheets.
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