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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 9038515" data-attributes="member: 6780330">Certainly, here you go, this recent preview of the new core material includes a diacussion with vrawford about how theybreally, really want peoppe to continue using old vooks and options, earlier in the article theybcite 4E as a disaster because it didn'tallow that:""We also acknowledge that what we’re doing is special,” Crawford said. “It has not been done before for Dungeons & Dragons. This is the first time that the game has ever done a major revision of an edition, and then continued that edition — and made it so that you could continue using the products that you already have.”""According to Wizards, you won’t need to stop doing what you’re doing at the table right now or change anything about your at-home game to make room for these new, updated rules in your party. Everything written inside the original 5th edition books is still valid, still legal to play. It’s just that they hope these new updated versions can better set the table for D&D’s continued growth into the future – making more player characters and mentoring more Dungeon Masters than ever before."[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.polygon.com/23730399/dnd-dungeons-dragons-revised-core-rulebook-preview-players-handbook-dmg[/URL]</blockquote>