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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kraydak" data-source="post: 3993206" data-attributes="member: 12306">Sure, Spellplague A=RSE.  But you don't need RSE to depower super-wizards.  Spellplague B (carefully defined) suffices for that.  Once depowered, the mere passage of time (the TLA) can remove those you need gone.  How does an RSE change things?  Immediately post RSE all the history is still right there.  The change, the reduction of the weight of the canon, comes from the TLA.Again, you want a TLA.  What you are asking from is *not* a RSE.  Note that a TLA allows people who *like* the current FR (and there are many) to keep playing *in* the current FR, while people who don't like the current FR can play in a new FR.  An RSE... removes the current FR and doesn't even remove the weight of canon without the help of a TLA.Not post Spellplague B.The above *only* requires TLA+Spellplague B (or similar).You are restricting the problem to one of canon overloading to draw in current DnD players that have been scared off (new DnD players won't care either way).  A better problem is one of reducing the canon overload WHILE not angering the current fans.Spellplague B (or something of a similar power level)+TLA will do that.  Some people will play in the TLA and keep many/all aspects of current FR.  Some will drop most of the aspects of current FR but play in the TLA to avoid the production of new canon (novels).  Some will play post TLA.The RSE simply is not needed.</blockquote>

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