Here are some screenshots of various pdfs I've purchased from Chaosium at 200%. One is taken from one of the Foes books and it is all right. Fangs looks fuzzy at that magnification, but in comparison it isn't as bad. It really suffers in comparison to the next shot taken from another item in the resource pack. The font scales up very nicely at 200% and it showcases the brilliant work that was done in getting these files converted. It's not just scanning and OCR. There's a lot of hard work in fixing each of these files. Decisions have to be made as to how they are paginated and presented as well. Does the back cover stay in the back? Years back I bought 2nd edition Call of Cthulhu from Drivethru and it had a blank page after every page of the map. Do you put a blank page in to preserve pagination and to keep facing pages intact? Some of the files do this and others do not. The Cthulhu file looks great and is probably a precursor of what is to come. However, the other file is scanned and OCRed without having the same level of care and detail. Of course, that care and detail take a lot of time. I try to award that care and detail by purchasing these files directly from Chaosium. My guess is that Cthulhu has gotten this love and attention the past couple of years, and I suspect that Pendragon (1st Edition and Companion?) may get that same type of attention in the years to come. At my age I am reading even more pdfs because I can increase the size of the print to make up for having weak eyes.