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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jürgen Hubert" data-source="post: 4414718" data-attributes="member: 7177">OK, here is where the situation becomes less than hypothetical.I've been developing Urbis (see my signature) for quite some time now. The release of D&D 4E has triggered a number of changes and adjustments to make the setting compatible with the new edition. And these adjustments are still ongoing.And right now, the development could go either way. I am aiming for creating a quality product, but the final product will differ depending on what path I pursue. Should I stick to the Core Rules I, and make the Core Rules II an option that can be easily added or removed from the setting as the DM chooses? Or should I integrate the full range of options from the Core Rules II from the start, therefore making it pretty much mandatory to buy these books to use the setting fully?That's what I need to figure out, and I need the input from those who play 4E. So "just aiming for a quality product", while being a sentiment I can appreciate, doesn't really help me make a decision.</blockquote>