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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ExploderWizard" data-source="post: 6856975" data-attributes="member: 66434">Yep. I see the free rules as serving two purposes. First, to allow any interested person to try before they buy. A group can get together without buying any material and try out the game. If they like the basic game they can keep playing or get more invested. Second, for the casual player. The type that plays only occasionally and doesn't invest enough to buy material. I'm sure we all know someone who could be described as a part time gamer. They borrow dice and look at other player's books and only play once in a while. These types of players are typically NOT DMs. The DM if anything will be the most invested participant at the table. I don't see much reason to support DM material with tons of free stuff. These are the hardcore gamers of the group and they will actually spend money on product that they like.</blockquote>