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<blockquote data-quote="Dustin Cooper" data-source="post: 8955019" data-attributes="member: 6922447">Oh yeah, during the Essentials days, they published the Rules Compendium, which was just the final revised rules for the game.&nbsp; That's an essential reference.&nbsp; One thing I should note with that is that over the course of its life, 4e got a LOT of errata.&nbsp; Like there was a pdf they released of all errata for all books in the edition, and it's over 150 pages long.&nbsp; 27 of those pages are changes for the Player's Handbook.&nbsp; Not joking.&nbsp; So while things like how the action economy works, Keep on the Shadowfell is probably fine.&nbsp; For nitty gritty stuff, I'd check the Rules Compendium.&nbsp; I haven't looked at KotS in a while, but I do remember that the difficulty chart is gives is completely different from later sources (and I think even the original DMG if I recall correctly).If you're using the Portable Compendium tool, that should have everything already updated for all errata.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dustin Cooper, post: 8955019, member: 6922447"] Oh yeah, during the Essentials days, they published the Rules Compendium, which was just the final revised rules for the game. That's an essential reference. One thing I should note with that is that over the course of its life, 4e got a LOT of errata. Like there was a pdf they released of all errata for all books in the edition, and it's over 150 pages long. 27 of those pages are changes for the Player's Handbook. Not joking. So while things like how the action economy works, Keep on the Shadowfell is probably fine. For nitty gritty stuff, I'd check the Rules Compendium. I haven't looked at KotS in a while, but I do remember that the difficulty chart is gives is completely different from later sources (and I think even the original DMG if I recall correctly). If you're using the Portable Compendium tool, that should have everything already updated for all errata. [/QUOTE]

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