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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DMZ2112" data-source="post: 7659497" data-attributes="member: 78752">The /rules/ are all there; there's no difference between how the basic game and the standard game play.  But you're right that the basic game is limited to four races, four classes, a handful of backgrounds, and no feats.I remember this going the other way -- the original character builder was excellent, but by 2012 the web-based version was absolute garbage.  Likewise the older digital issues of Dungeon and Dragon are /still/ not collated into single PDFs, while many of the later issues have been.But I'm quibbling.I'm not sure it's fair to lump Trapdoor in with Wizards.  Firing Trapdoor was more "digital initiative" than Wizards had shown in years.I see your position, even if I do not share it.But does D&D5 /need/ these tools?  The fact that I can dungeon master the edition without them is one of its greatest selling points, in my opinion.Also, yes, "man what," indeed, and I would add a hearty, "is this I don't even."</blockquote>