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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 1784811" data-attributes="member: 533">Well, I have read and played two of the three above games. In my opinion, 3e reads more toward them than toward, say White Wolf's Vampire (pre-Requiem). For a game that pride itself as an entry-level RPG, it tries to cater more toward gaming veterans than newbie customers.You can argue that by saying, "Well, that's why WotC are putting out D&D Basic Game." It only reinforce how 3e is written. I mean, you might as well reinstate "Advanced" prefix to the Dungeons & Dragons title.And what about the bigger picture, i.e., d20/OGL? The Basic Game have 10 levels worth of play. Now, unless you're going to play D&D like a video game (i.e., every night), sure after the tenth day, they'll buy the Player's Handbook. Otherwise, it'll be awhile for the newbie customers to be exposed to a wide network of d20 System products.It'll be interesting if they revise the current trademark license to include the Basic Game as requirement.</blockquote>