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No, not at all. The application which merely displays/prints character sheets uses a minimal schema, the one that doesn't contain all the validation-type data, just validating format. Easier to illustrate with an example. Let's say that I have house-ruled the following feat: Odd...

Forgive me for chopping up your post to respond. Don't think I've rearranged it to take anything out of context. ;) I beg to differ. Now, representing the effects of feats/powers/etc would be a bit more laborious, but simpler in a way as well, since you're not validating data by the end...

First, a general complaint. Is it just me, or is the sequence of explanations in the PHB horrible? Concepts seem to be constantly referenced before they've been introduced. OK, enough ranting. Forgive me if this has already been covered somewhere else. The PHB says that a wizard gets either...

Whaddya know, my first ENWorld post. This kinda stuff really brings the geeks outta the woodwork, eh? I heartily second that. Generic elements like the "choice" element above kinda violate the core premise of xml, in that the elements should be self-descriptive. (The worst example I've seen...