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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 5263669" data-attributes="member: 2067">That's the point of the stories: the difference is clear to some people, and not to others. To the wife, the shows are indistinguishable, but the pinks are very different. To the husband, the pinks are just pink, and the shows hold a wealth of differences.They each have their zones of specialized knowledge of which the other is ignorant. The specialized knowledge reveals details the the others don't know about (and don't necessarily care about). I get that experiences differ.But that doesn't make my experiences (or experiences other than your own) somehow invalid.Clearly, WotC realizes that not everyone who plays D&D wants to study the books like they're physics textbooks, in order to maximize their combat superiority. The distinctions need to be bigger for players who don't care about those differences. There needs to be red nail polish for those who don't care about the subtle differences between two shades of friggin' pink.That's a pretty good term. Whatever frosting you put on them, all the gingerbread cookies are cut from the same mold. That's not enough variety for some people -- especially people that aren't that fond of gingerbread cookies in the first place.</blockquote>