Terms for the non-PHB core books?

[Dalenthas]

Didn't someone (I think Mr. Dancy) say a while back that they were going to post a new version of the STL (or something like that) that provided terms for you to use to reference the core books and/or the psionics handbook? I can't seem to find the quote, but I rember reading it. Any information on that?

 

[CRGreathouse]

I think I know what you're refering to. The change would make d20 material carry:

"Requires the use of the Player's Handbook, published by Wizards of the Coast."

(I'm not sure of the exact wording.)

Right now, it's optional.

 

[KDLadage]

Ryan has indicated that refering to the Monster Manual or the Dungeon Master's Guide is a no-no. DMG and MM are (supposedly) acceptable; I prefer Core Rulebook I, Core Rulebook II and Core Rulebook III...

 

[Dalenthas]

Ryan has indicated that refering to the Monster Manual or the Dungeon Master's Guide is a no-no. DMG and MM are (supposedly) acceptable; I prefer Core Rulebook I, Core Rulebook II and Core Rulebook III...

But what would you use for the Psionics handbook? I can't exactly call that Core Rulebook IV now, could I? Oh, and check your e-mail. I sent you one a while back and never got a reply... did you get it?

 

[Ranger REG]

According to the draft of the new version of the System Trademark Usage Guide:

The Optional Trademark Use shall become Mandatory Trademark Use, with options to use one of the following (paraphrasing):

1. Player's Handbook
2. WotC's RPG Core Game Book
3. D&D Core Game Book and Psionics Handbook

 

[Dalenthas]

Where can I find that draft?