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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 5790184" data-attributes="member: 710">Nope, I don't think any of these are a criticism for a newbie.A low price is never bad. It makes it easy to acquire. You don't risk a lot of money.The too-short level range is not really a concern for the newbie - only for the guy that actually wants to keep playing the thing but is not willing to spend more money. But a person not willing to spend more money than the starter set cost is also not that relevant, as he alredy gave WotC all the money he apparantly is willing to spend on their products anyway. The slight differences in the rules don't matter for the newbie much, either. As long as he uses only the Starter Set, he doesn't know. And if he buys more - of course there are differences. THis is the &quot;real deal&quot;, and the minor rule differences are nothing compared to having 28 more levels to play with than before. There is so much new, that some minor changes won't affect much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 5790184, member: 710"] Nope, I don't think any of these are a criticism for a newbie. A low price is never bad. It makes it easy to acquire. You don't risk a lot of money. The too-short level range is not really a concern for the newbie - only for the guy that actually wants to keep playing the thing but is not willing to spend more money. But a person not willing to spend more money than the starter set cost is also not that relevant, as he alredy gave WotC all the money he apparantly is willing to spend on their products anyway. T he slight differences in the rules don't matter for the newbie much, either. As long as he uses only the Starter Set, he doesn't know. And if he buys more - of course there are differences. THis is the "real deal", and the minor rule differences are nothing compared to having 28 more levels to play with than before. There is so much new, that some minor changes won't affect much. [/QUOTE]

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