WhimsyTheFae
Explorer
It's no different than the "splatbooks" from the current and previous versions of the game, except for the media and perhaps the cost. If you listened to and accomodated your players in prior editions by purchasing splatbooks or subscribing to Dragon for it's "official rules," then I guess you will eventually be subscribing to DI.
If you listened to and accomodated your players by picking and choosing what to purchase and what to skip, then you can do the same thing in 4e. Setting boundaries and/or limits, doesn't make you a bad DM.
If you listened to and accomodated your players by picking and choosing what to purchase and what to skip, then you can do the same thing in 4e. Setting boundaries and/or limits, doesn't make you a bad DM.
