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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 9273530" data-attributes="member: 29398">Except it is an either-or choice at any point where the two versions contradict.Making it an either-or choice between versions just shortcuts around having to make a whole bunch of either-or choices at every point where those versions conflict, which is required if one want to combine them somehow.  And it's a binary choice at any scale, as using two different versions of the same thing in the same campaign is going to blow up internal consistency, if nothing else.If one person eats the calamari, another eats the bruschetta, and a third person eats both, then no two of them are eating the same thing.  The only commonality is that they're eating, as opposed to the fourth person (me) who's having a beer instead.</blockquote>