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<blockquote data-quote="Wolv0rine" data-source="post: 3738196" data-attributes="member: 9045">Hmm, now that's an interesting suggestion.&nbsp; So, if I'm getting you right you suggest releasing Base Setting (fluff), then follow up with &quot;Base Setting - d20 3.5E&quot;, &quot;Base Setting - d20 4E&quot;, &quot;Base Setting - True20&quot;, etc?&nbsp; (And no, those are of course not actual title proposals&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> )Do you think the customer base would be okay with &quot;I have to buy the setting, AND buy this other book to tell me how it acts within X system??&quot;&nbsp; For 3.5E for example, there's a lot of crunch going on (the base classes are almost all tweaked, at least one re-written pretty much from scratch, the racial lists aren't exactly core, the magic systems are written from the ground up, etc).&nbsp; So (as it exists right now) as a 3.5E setting there's a LOT to give the reader to let them understand how things don't work quite like core 3.5E.&nbsp; But I wouldn't want to have people (yes, there's always some of them whatever you do) crying foul if the base Setting &quot;required&quot; a secondary book to work with whatever system you're playing.I like the idea, though, if I follow you right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolv0rine, post: 3738196, member: 9045"] Hmm, now that's an interesting suggestion. So, if I'm getting you right you suggest releasing Base Setting (fluff), then follow up with "Base Setting - d20 3.5E", "Base Setting - d20 4E", "Base Setting - True20", etc? (And no, those are of course not actual title proposals :) ) Do you think the customer base would be okay with "I have to buy the setting, AND buy this other book to tell me how it acts within X system??" For 3.5E for example, there's a lot of crunch going on (the base classes are almost all tweaked, at least one re-written pretty much from scratch, the racial lists aren't exactly core, the magic systems are written from the ground up, etc). So (as it exists right now) as a 3.5E setting there's a LOT to give the reader to let them understand how things don't work quite like core 3.5E. But I wouldn't want to have people (yes, there's always some of them whatever you do) crying foul if the base Setting "required" a secondary book to work with whatever system you're playing. I like the idea, though, if I follow you right. [/QUOTE]

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