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<blockquote data-quote="mkill" data-source="post: 5314909" data-attributes="member: 55985">Yes it is. The good news is that D&amp;D 4.5 forces you to rebuy your D&amp;D library in the same way that Firefox 3.5 forced you to rebuy the Internet.It sounds like it has some cool stuff in it.As you like. If you're happy with the stuff in PHB1 you don't need to buy another book. At least you can stave that off until you have some cash to spend and feel like owning more of D&amp;D. But nobody will blame you if you buy minis instead.&nbsp;Who cares if you play with &quot;outdated&quot; rules. If you follow Mike Mearl's blog (one of the developers), you'll notice that he talks about playing with even more outdated rules, like 2nd edition. And hey, why not? The game was fun back then, too, just different. The only thing that matters is that you know which version of the rules your group uses. Ask your DM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mkill, post: 5314909, member: 55985"] Yes it is. The good news is that D&D 4.5 forces you to rebuy your D&D library in the same way that Firefox 3.5 forced you to rebuy the Internet. It sounds like it has some cool stuff in it. As you like. If you're happy with the stuff in PHB1 you don't need to buy another book. At least you can stave that off until you have some cash to spend and feel like owning more of D&D. But nobody will blame you if you buy minis instead. Who cares if you play with "outdated" rules. If you follow Mike Mearl's blog (one of the developers), you'll notice that he talks about playing with even more outdated rules, like 2nd edition. And hey, why not? The game was fun back then, too, just different. The only thing that matters is that you know which version of the rules your group uses. Ask your DM. [/QUOTE]

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