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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9454132" data-attributes="member: 7034611"><p>and that is where A5e has one while 12 classes changed by 9 people does not, that was my point about them either losing cohesion or everyone sticking close to the baseline in order to avoid that, but yeah, we are saying the same thing</p><p></p><p></p><p>not sure how that is contradictory, 5e is not just WotC, so you treating them as identical gives WotC more power. At the same time they own the trademark, so whatever you create is by definition not D&D, it still can be 5e however.</p><p></p><p></p><p>the possibly was about compatibility, I do not know what you did, it can be compatible. You then clarified that you did want to make a D&D with those changes, and I replied that by definition whatever you create is not D&D, whether it is compatible or not, since you are not working for WotC.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I am not sure what it strengthens, we had several topics in this</p><p></p><p></p><p>sure, the subset contained within the SRD is identical. I never said you need specific monsters to be compatible, I said the foundation of D&D are the core books, not the SRD.</p><p></p><p>Anyone who adds a class or race is adding it to that foundation. The only time you get a new foundation is with a new set of core books.</p><p></p><p></p><p>So the SRD is irrelevant then… it is important when you want to create an adventure and include the stat blocks for convenience, it is important when you create a new subclass or monster and want to describe its abilities the same way D&D does</p><p></p><p></p><p>yes, but it helps considerably</p><p></p><p></p><p>because that is what is included in it and it was created to allow for it to be used freely by third parties</p><p></p><p>If your emphasis is on ‘creates’ rather than ‘makes available to be used’ then it does not create it. D&D did that.</p><p></p><p></p><p>not sure where the loosest connection is coming from, I certainly never said that</p><p></p><p>It certainly is a separate entity in that you can freely use the SRD and cannot use D&D 5e itself. You might not consider an SRD that allows others to safely reference and copy a lot of content important, but I am pretty sure all 3pps do and understand the distinction between the SRD and D&D</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mamba, post: 9454132, member: 7034611"] and that is where A5e has one while 12 classes changed by 9 people does not, that was my point about them either losing cohesion or everyone sticking close to the baseline in order to avoid that, but yeah, we are saying the same thing not sure how that is contradictory, 5e is not just WotC, so you treating them as identical gives WotC more power. At the same time they own the trademark, so whatever you create is by definition not D&D, it still can be 5e however. the possibly was about compatibility, I do not know what you did, it can be compatible. You then clarified that you did want to make a D&D with those changes, and I replied that by definition whatever you create is not D&D, whether it is compatible or not, since you are not working for WotC. I am not sure what it strengthens, we had several topics in this sure, the subset contained within the SRD is identical. I never said you need specific monsters to be compatible, I said the foundation of D&D are the core books, not the SRD. Anyone who adds a class or race is adding it to that foundation. The only time you get a new foundation is with a new set of core books. So the SRD is irrelevant then… it is important when you want to create an adventure and include the stat blocks for convenience, it is important when you create a new subclass or monster and want to describe its abilities the same way D&D does yes, but it helps considerably because that is what is included in it and it was created to allow for it to be used freely by third parties If your emphasis is on ‘creates’ rather than ‘makes available to be used’ then it does not create it. D&D did that. not sure where the loosest connection is coming from, I certainly never said that It certainly is a separate entity in that you can freely use the SRD and cannot use D&D 5e itself. You might not consider an SRD that allows others to safely reference and copy a lot of content important, but I am pretty sure all 3pps do and understand the distinction between the SRD and D&D [/QUOTE]
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