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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannager" data-source="post: 5597164" data-attributes="member: 73683">Because it doesn't need to be. 4e is 4e is 4e. Essentials is a 4e product. It's compatible with 4e products.The only question worth asking - the only question - is:If 4e and Essentials are supposedly not compatible, how come they're totally compatible?We've asked this question any number of times in this thread. The only answer we've received back (other than crickets chirping) has been "Well, okay, maybe they're compatible, but that doesn't mean that you can use all the new options with the old classes," to which we respond, "You mean like every rules supplement ever? Yeah, welcome to D&D."I swear, if D&D were Tetris, and every supplement were a Tetris piece, the people griping about Essentials compatibility would be throwing fits - not because the Essentials Tetris piece didn't fit right, but because it was colored green. </blockquote>