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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4624689" data-attributes="member: 48965"><p>Well... this thread has really gone of track, but I guess this is an interesting tangent in and of itself. Well as far as new rules in 4e... aren't the new DMG's going to introduce new rules to the game on a yearly basis? Are the rules that pop up in these new books (like alchemy in AV) not part of 4e's rules? If the DMG adds a new subsystem of rules to handle aquatic adventurers are these new rules subsequently intelligible to discuss when speaking of 4e? </p><p></p><p> I think it goes much further than a new class or powers as far as what is being released through DDI and supplemental books, especially since the core lacks many rules one may desire for certain things in one's game. I mean I remember when the complaints about what were missing in 4e were continuously answered by "it's coming in future books"... so the only difference I'm seeing is WotC gave "permission" to everyone to use "core" in describing these books... but the structure and premise is the same.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 4624689, member: 48965"] Well... this thread has really gone of track, but I guess this is an interesting tangent in and of itself. Well as far as new rules in 4e... aren't the new DMG's going to introduce new rules to the game on a yearly basis? Are the rules that pop up in these new books (like alchemy in AV) not part of 4e's rules? If the DMG adds a new subsystem of rules to handle aquatic adventurers are these new rules subsequently intelligible to discuss when speaking of 4e? I think it goes much further than a new class or powers as far as what is being released through DDI and supplemental books, especially since the core lacks many rules one may desire for certain things in one's game. I mean I remember when the complaints about what were missing in 4e were continuously answered by "it's coming in future books"... so the only difference I'm seeing is WotC gave "permission" to everyone to use "core" in describing these books... but the structure and premise is the same. [/QUOTE]
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