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<blockquote data-quote="Cadence" data-source="post: 6035134" data-attributes="member: 6701124">combined with the following from another threadraises a question for me.&nbsp;&nbsp; Say&nbsp; @<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=61749" target="_blank">Jeff Carlsen</a>&nbsp; is correct - it makes me wonder how WotC will push out the adventures and rules supplements needed to generate revenue.Should the basic adventures just avoid outdoor settings where a Ranger and Druid would be really helpful, or do they need to have variable difficulties based on who is in the party?&nbsp; Should they give simplified monster-rules for NPCs whose classes or races aren't in the core?&nbsp;&nbsp; If things like power level are tunable, should they market the module as starting at level 1 for standard build, level 2 for old-style build, and not appropriate for the high-powered build?&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; For the inevitable expansion books.&nbsp;&nbsp; Should they be designed to go with only the base rule-set or some module (or set of modules) that are on the cover of the book?&nbsp; Or should they have options for all of the different combinations of modules within the one book?&nbsp; (In PF this isn't as big an issue because things not in the core book can always be found on-line in the SRD.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cadence, post: 6035134, member: 6701124"] combined with the following from another thread raises a question for me. Say @[U][URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=61749"]Jeff Carlsen[/URL][/U] is correct - it makes me wonder how WotC will push out the adventures and rules supplements needed to generate revenue. Should the basic adventures just avoid outdoor settings where a Ranger and Druid would be really helpful, or do they need to have variable difficulties based on who is in the party? Should they give simplified monster-rules for NPCs whose classes or races aren't in the core? If things like power level are tunable, should they market the module as starting at level 1 for standard build, level 2 for old-style build, and not appropriate for the high-powered build? For the inevitable expansion books. Should they be designed to go with only the base rule-set or some module (or set of modules) that are on the cover of the book? Or should they have options for all of the different combinations of modules within the one book? (In PF this isn't as big an issue because things not in the core book can always be found on-line in the SRD.) [/QUOTE]

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