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<blockquote data-quote="Gorck" data-source="post: 8791206" data-attributes="member: 7037537">From the One D&amp;D FAQ:<ul>
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<h3>Is One D&amp;D a new edition of D&amp;D?</h3>
 
It’s bigger than that. One D&amp;D will usher in the next generation of D&amp;D with new and more comprehensive versions of the core rulebooks that millions of players have enjoyed for the past decade. The rules will be backwards compatible with fifth edition adventures and supplements and offer players and Dungeon Masters new options and opportunities for adventure. The evolution of fifth edition has shown us it’s less important to create new editions of the game and more important to grow and expand the game you love with each new product.</li>
</ul>I wonder what exactly they mean by &quot;supplements?&quot;&nbsp; Based on what we've seen of the Expert classes and how they plan to have 48 subclasses when they're done, it doesn't seem to me that Xanather's and Tasha's are what they are referring to.&nbsp; Their mention of revamping the monsters would lead me to believe the supplements they were talking about are Monsters of the Multiverse and Fizban's, since those two follow the new stat block design and would be compatible with their future plans.&nbsp; I wish they had been a little more clear on exactly which &quot;supplements&quot; they are talking about, since that might clear up some of the speculation I've seen in various threads.&nbsp; What do the rest of you think?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gorck, post: 8791206, member: 7037537"] From the One D&D FAQ: [LIST] [*][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][HEADING=2]Is One D&D a new edition of D&D?[/HEADING] It’s bigger than that. One D&D will usher in the next generation of D&D with new and more comprehensive versions of the core rulebooks that millions of players have enjoyed for the past decade. [B][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 0)]The rules will be backwards compatible with fifth edition adventures and supplements[/COLOR][/B] and offer players and Dungeon Masters new options and opportunities for adventure. The evolution of fifth edition has shown us it’s less important to create new editions of the game and more important to grow and expand the game you love with each new product.[/COLOR] [/LIST] I wonder what exactly they mean by "supplements?" Based on what we've seen of the Expert classes and how they plan to have 48 subclasses when they're done, it doesn't seem [I]to me[/I] that Xanather's and Tasha's are what they are referring to. Their mention of revamping the monsters would lead me to believe the supplements they were talking about are Monsters of the Multiverse and Fizban's, since those two follow the new stat block design and would be compatible with their future plans. I wish they had been a little more clear on exactly which "supplements" they are talking about, since that might clear up some of the speculation I've seen in various threads. What do the rest of you think? [/QUOTE]

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