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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lonely Tylenol" data-source="post: 3981055" data-attributes="member: 18549">What exactly does this imply?  I'm reading it as saying that there won't be a complete set of rules in the SRD, to force the purchase of the books instead of being able to play bare-bones D&D using the SRD.  This brings up two issues right away.  First, there are the camp who have been saying "I'll wait until I see the SRD, try it out a bit, and then decide whether to start investing money in 4E books."  Second, if the rules in the SRD are incomplete, what is missing, and how will it affect the ability of 3rd party publishers to design products that are compatible with the rules that they have no access to?  Or is that what is supposed to be covered by the OGL designers kit?This disturbs me a bit, as a regular user of d20srd.org.  If I can't have a hypertext version of the rules, instead having to use the official WotC PDF I unlock with the code in the back of the book, I'm going to be pretty ticked off.  Of course, I'll just write my own damn hypertext version, but I don't see why I should need to go to all that trouble.</blockquote>