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<blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 3811791" data-attributes="member: 53">From the context, I'm pretty sure we have yet another meaning for &quot;core rules.&quot;&nbsp; It sounds like he means &quot;the foundation rules, that everything else builds on.&quot;Why not get a copy of those rules to 3rd party developers?&nbsp; For one, that takes time from the design and editing team.&nbsp; They have to figure out what rules are done and edit them in a document.&nbsp; Also, I'll wager that most publishers want stuff from the MM &amp; DMG, that are still being worked on.&nbsp; If they do that, those people have to stop working on 4E.I know Paizo knows how work gets prioritized and certain things are more important than others.&nbsp; If they forget, ask them when they are going to finish getting up the online supplements to the last 5 issues of Dungeon.&nbsp; Their stock answer is &quot;we have to put thing that directly earn us money ahead of such things.&quot;&nbsp; I understand it, bit Erik seems to forget other companies have to consider that as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glyfair, post: 3811791, member: 53"] From the context, I'm pretty sure we have yet another meaning for "core rules." It sounds like he means "the foundation rules, that everything else builds on." Why not get a copy of those rules to 3rd party developers? For one, that takes time from the design and editing team. They have to figure out what rules are done and edit them in a document. Also, I'll wager that most publishers want stuff from the MM & DMG, that are still being worked on. If they do that, those people have to stop working on 4E. I know Paizo knows how work gets prioritized and certain things are more important than others. If they forget, ask them when they are going to finish getting up the online supplements to the last [B]5 issues of [I]Dungeon[/I][/B]. Their stock answer is "we have to put thing that directly earn us money ahead of such things." I understand it, bit Erik seems to forget other companies have to consider that as well. [/QUOTE]

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