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<blockquote data-quote="PapersAndPaychecks" data-source="post: 6134370" data-attributes="member: 28854">I should be clear that I meant: there will be no significant updates to the OSRIC core rules.&nbsp; The core rules are a finished thing.&nbsp; There may be minor errata, such as punctuation tweaks or changing one or two words for clarity, but nothing major.&nbsp; I want people to have confidence that if they buy OSRIC, they're buying a ruleset that will last them a lifetime without ever being invalidated by a revised edition of any kind.There will certainly be optional supplements that will include major changes to the core rules.&nbsp; For example, there's Charles Rice's OSRIC Unearthed, and Rafael Chandler is at work on a volume called Exhumed Errata.&nbsp; I don't know the details of what he has in mind but I'm assured it will be at least as heavy metal as Mr Chandler's other stuff is...&nbsp; \m/I may also personally produce optional supplements.&nbsp; If I do that then I'm doing it as if I were a third party publisher.&nbsp; The OSRIC core rules will remain as they are barring minor editorial tweaks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PapersAndPaychecks, post: 6134370, member: 28854"] I should be clear that I meant: there will be no significant updates to the OSRIC core rules. The core rules are a finished thing. There may be minor errata, such as punctuation tweaks or changing one or two words for clarity, but nothing major. I want people to have confidence that if they buy OSRIC, they're buying a ruleset that will last them a lifetime without ever being invalidated by a revised edition of any kind. There will certainly be optional supplements that will include major changes to the core rules. For example, there's Charles Rice's OSRIC Unearthed, and Rafael Chandler is at work on a volume called Exhumed Errata. I don't know the details of what he has in mind but I'm assured it will be at least as heavy metal as Mr Chandler's other stuff is... \m/ I may also personally produce optional supplements. If I do that then I'm doing it as if I were a third party publisher. The OSRIC core rules will remain as they are barring minor editorial tweaks. [/QUOTE]

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