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<blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 5638634" data-attributes="member: 11760">Completely irrelevant. The point is that these rulesets are out there and are being tested already. WotC can swoop in, grab what works, and build off there.I was unclear: In a universal adventure, WotC could go ahead and write &quot;evil&quot; on all the stat blocks. If they didn't want to afford four whole characters, they could just write &quot;E.&quot;I'm not advocating any of this, by the way, so your vehemence is misplaced. If you aren't interested in it, great. I don't know that I give a crap about it, either. I'm just saying that, contrary to people saying it's UNPOSSIBLE to do, it actually seems pretty easy, for the most part -- you can squint and see the core ruleset inside True20 or C&amp;C or several of the retroclones, for instance -- with the hardest part bolting on a 4E ruleset to a more stripped down core, if I understood where Mearls is going with his columns.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whizbang Dustyboots, post: 5638634, member: 11760"] Completely irrelevant. The point is that these rulesets are out there and are being tested already. WotC can swoop in, grab what works, and build off there. I was unclear: In a universal adventure, WotC could go ahead and write "evil" on all the stat blocks. If they didn't want to afford four whole characters, they could just write "E." I'm not advocating any of this, by the way, so your vehemence is misplaced. If you aren't interested in it, great. I don't know that I give a crap about it, either. I'm just saying that, contrary to people saying it's UNPOSSIBLE to do, it actually seems pretty easy, for the most part -- you can squint and see the core ruleset inside True20 or C&C or several of the retroclones, for instance -- with the hardest part bolting on a 4E ruleset to a more stripped down core, if I understood where Mearls is going with his columns. [/QUOTE]

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