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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8286095" data-attributes="member: 6855114">Keep your pitty for yourself. I am quite a grown man but I do think of others that do not have the background(s) to catch every little nuances. There are such things as new players and DMs out there that could and do need a bit more than obscure references to get the whole picture. When you make a reference book, you need to be as clear as possible. Not everyone is a die hard fan of some settings. And some do not have the amount of money necessary to have bought every single books of every edition about such and such setting. If you make a reference to a previous book/edition, make it clear. It is as simple as that. Exception made for drawings and pictures. That is my opinion. There are ways to make your references known and easy to get to with thw book's titles and pages' number. A reference index is something that is useful and seen in many other RPGs in their reference books.</blockquote>