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<blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 9095461" data-attributes="member: 6780330"><p>In yhe article, Crawford raises the interesting point that the evergreen compatibility of the new rulebooks means that all 5E content already out remains relevant to the current rules...which makes building off of them easy to do in the future, rather than do a new edition retread of the same material.</p><p></p><p>"In fact, Crawford noted that the upcoming 2024 rules revision provides more opportunities to re-visit these worlds, in part because the D&D design team doesn't have to keep going back to re-make certain rules systems or rulebooks moving forward. "This is another boon of the rules revision. It means we can just keep journeying in the multiverse," Crawford said. "Rather than sort of having to reset the clock, [the rules revisions] means then we can return and do different things the next time we visit a setting, look at it through a different angle, explore different parts of the setting, dig deeper in certain areas than we did before. If you imagine Fifth Edition as a D&D campaign, it means the campaign can keep going. So we are going to get to high level and see things that we haven't seen before.""</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Parmandur, post: 9095461, member: 6780330"] In yhe article, Crawford raises the interesting point that the evergreen compatibility of the new rulebooks means that all 5E content already out remains relevant to the current rules...which makes building off of them easy to do in the future, rather than do a new edition retread of the same material. "In fact, Crawford noted that the upcoming 2024 rules revision provides more opportunities to re-visit these worlds, in part because the D&D design team doesn't have to keep going back to re-make certain rules systems or rulebooks moving forward. "This is another boon of the rules revision. It means we can just keep journeying in the multiverse," Crawford said. "Rather than sort of having to reset the clock, [the rules revisions] means then we can return and do different things the next time we visit a setting, look at it through a different angle, explore different parts of the setting, dig deeper in certain areas than we did before. If you imagine Fifth Edition as a D&D campaign, it means the campaign can keep going. So we are going to get to high level and see things that we haven't seen before."" [/QUOTE]
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