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<blockquote data-quote="TwinBahamut" data-source="post: 3493027" data-attributes="member: 32536">I wonder if Wizards of the Coast would be able to make a &quot;block&quot; system work for D&amp;D the same way that it works for them in Magic: the Gathering. rather than releasing large numbers of independant supplements that are difficult to make work together, instead release clusters of related supplements.For example, maybe one period of a few months, Wizards would release a block based on Oriental Adventures and the Tome of Battle mechanics. Release a series of books, detailing different types of martial adepts, a small scale setting book which takes these rules into account, some adventures to support that setting, and maybe a book detailing on how to use a Tome of battle style system for setting debates and diplomatic negotiations. Thus, you get a chain of products which support each other, and you get a neatly tied up unit that can be included or banned all as a whole.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TwinBahamut, post: 3493027, member: 32536"] I wonder if Wizards of the Coast would be able to make a "block" system work for D&D the same way that it works for them in Magic: the Gathering. rather than releasing large numbers of independant supplements that are difficult to make work together, instead release clusters of related supplements. For example, maybe one period of a few months, Wizards would release a block based on Oriental Adventures and the Tome of Battle mechanics. Release a series of books, detailing different types of martial adepts, a small scale setting book which takes these rules into account, some adventures to support that setting, and maybe a book detailing on how to use a Tome of battle style system for setting debates and diplomatic negotiations. Thus, you get a chain of products which support each other, and you get a neatly tied up unit that can be included or banned all as a whole. [/QUOTE]

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