???I still don't get it. Essentials will be the “new way” of playing 4e or is just an easy way for noobs or people who have no idea about RPGs?
I'm kind of scared of thinking that I lost a lot of money on expensive books that won't be completely useful anymore.
Ask and you shall receiveWow. I'm really curious to see the skill challenge New Math. (Cue Tom Lehrer song....)
I still don't get it. Essentials will be the “new way” of playing 4e or is just an easy way for noobs or people who have no idea about RPGs?
I'm kind of scared of thinking that I lost a lot of money on expensive books that won't be completely useful anymore.
article said:There’s a section of streamlined combat rules that can help you run the game until you decide it’s time to pick up the Rules Compendium.
You know, now that I'm thinking about it, I collect DM screens as well. I can't explain the fact that I own the 3e, 3.5, 3.5 from Dragon/Dungon, FR, Eberron, 3.0 Ravenloft, d20 Modern (o.k., I can explain that one, it came with the 3.5, IIRC), Planescape (came with one of the box sets, it's awesome), and 4e DM Screens any other way. I'm also planning on buying the new deluxe DM Screen in 2011.The DM screen in this is the old kind, and not the deluxe super hardback kind (that's the deluxe one...) so eh (I've been spoiled!)

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.