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<blockquote data-quote="Blackbrrd" data-source="post: 6173837" data-attributes="member: 63962">[MENTION=2518]Derren[/MENTION] the OP is not suggestion they have different power levels, he is suggesting that they get their power differently. It's hard to get right, and they probably won't all the time, but most of the time I hope they will be close enough for it to work. Creating adventures that depend on the characters having - or not having a certain spell isn't good design in my opinion and should be avoided anyway.Regarding the non combat part, I don't quite see how it will be any different than the combat part? When they create the non combat modules they will have to balance them out. Sure it's hard, but it's probably doable, but as with the combat, probably not perfectly.Splabooks usually only interact with the core rules, so I don't quite see the problem there, and it's a good limitation in my eyes. I really hated the 4e &quot;everything is core&quot; mentality. I really prefer the 3e and earlier mentality which is more of a buffet where you select the things you like and ignore the rest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blackbrrd, post: 6173837, member: 63962"] [MENTION=2518]Derren[/MENTION] the OP is not suggestion they have different power levels, he is suggesting that they get their power differently. It's hard to get right, and they probably won't all the time, but most of the time I hope they will be close enough for it to work. Creating adventures that depend on the characters having - or not having a certain spell isn't good design in my opinion and should be avoided anyway. Regarding the non combat part, I don't quite see how it will be any different than the combat part? When they create the non combat modules they will have to balance them out. Sure it's hard, but it's probably doable, but as with the combat, probably not perfectly. Splabooks usually only interact with the core rules, so I don't quite see the problem there, and it's a good limitation in my eyes. I really hated the 4e "everything is core" mentality. I really prefer the 3e and earlier mentality which is more of a buffet where you select the things you like and ignore the rest. [/QUOTE]

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