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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jmucchiello" data-source="post: 1014133" data-attributes="member: 813">Not a big deal? So when I release the 3.5 version of an adventure and the bard has the wrong spells and the skill list contains alchemy instead of Craft (alchemy), you are saying that this will not affect, say, the way you review this product? Not affect the way others review the product? Not affect the way consumers view the product? Horse pucky! NPCs have always been the hardest thing to get right in a release and having a new ruleset to do it under does not make it any easier.It's not the end of the world. But it is a difference. My next school book was going to be Divination. I was especially looking forward to analyzing a world of magic with the 3.0 identify spell. The fact that people could buy and sell magic items was absurd since you needed an 11th level wizrd to cast analyze dweomer to know for sure what magic was on the magic item. They fixed that in 3.5's identify. On eless thing for me to write about. In fact, they fixed Divination pretty good. I'm planning to study the changes in depth to see if some other school is now the shafted one.My other question about the revision is "Will the planar and epic material in the DMG make the initial SRD or will we still have to wait for those books to be SRDed?"</blockquote>