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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GregoryOatmeal" data-source="post: 5691574" data-attributes="member: 6667661">Well, sure you have to hammer out the details about the options. And the ability to have options is great - it's something that keeps D&D fresh and awesome and dramatically alters the game. But in the end it's all built on the same foundation - they all run off the 2E core books. That 2E foundation was shared. We can all agree on the very basics of what 2E is, and we can agree to disagree about whether we extend or alter the game dramatically with supplements.So I think they're playing the same game. But that game has a bunch of options as D&D has always had and will always have.I could jump right in and start using the options books. Because they're all built off the same 2E foundation I already know. Just like I can jump into Magic the Gathering after not playing it for thirteen years. And that's my criteria - if I can jump in and add new stuff to a stable core I consider it to be the same game.</blockquote>