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<blockquote data-quote="Jer" data-source="post: 3742174" data-attributes="member: 19857">Wha?&nbsp; No it doesn't - that fluff is still there, ready to use any time you might want it.&nbsp; I certainly intend to use both of those codexes (codexi? codecii?&nbsp; Hmmm) in my games, much like I continue to mine Planescape material for ideas and neat things to do with demons/devils/yugoloths.&nbsp; I don't really care what fluff they put in there - my game is still mine and I can do what I want with it.And again, I reiterate, if Wizards puts these fluff changes into all of their settings across the board then they are dumb.&nbsp; What is the point of buying a different published setting if all of their settings have the same &quot;feel&quot;?&nbsp; For example, these changes aren't going to impact Eberron much at all because Eberron has:* No Asmodeus* No Nine Hells* Not really much of a distinction between devils and demons anywayI don't expect the feel of the published settings to change to match the &quot;implied setting&quot; in the core books.&nbsp; If Wizards does that, they're shooting themselves in their collective feet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jer, post: 3742174, member: 19857"] Wha? No it doesn't - that fluff is still there, ready to use any time you might want it. I certainly intend to use both of those codexes (codexi? codecii? Hmmm) in my games, much like I continue to mine Planescape material for ideas and neat things to do with demons/devils/yugoloths. I don't really care what fluff they put in there - my game is still mine and I can do what I want with it. And again, I reiterate, if Wizards puts these fluff changes into all of their settings across the board then they are dumb. What is the point of buying a different published setting if all of their settings have the same "feel"? For example, these changes aren't going to impact Eberron much at all because Eberron has: * No Asmodeus * No Nine Hells * Not really much of a distinction between devils and demons anyway I don't expect the feel of the published settings to change to match the "implied setting" in the core books. If Wizards does that, they're shooting themselves in their collective feet. [/QUOTE]

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