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<blockquote data-quote="Bedrockgames" data-source="post: 6089127" data-attributes="member: 85555">I mentioned this on another thread, but this wasnt the case with nwps. They were lways included in the complete books for people who used them, but modules and setting material frequently ignored them entirely or talked about uing them for groups that employed that option (this did depend on the line). And it was largely not percptible. With crunch, for stat blocks, they may just have to shade in things that are optional or just expect peope who dont use them will gloss over. The point is, if you idnt use them, they were easy to ignore. Also there was a period, after the skills and powers books came out, when things got really chaotic but we managed. I remember occassionally encountering spells fom various supplements in npc entries, and they might just offer an alternative fom the core. It really was quite manageable. I think, honestly, the bigger issue will be things like how to structure modules.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bedrockgames, post: 6089127, member: 85555"] I mentioned this on another thread, but this wasnt the case with nwps. They were lways included in the complete books for people who used them, but modules and setting material frequently ignored them entirely or talked about uing them for groups that employed that option (this did depend on the line). And it was largely not percptible. With crunch, for stat blocks, they may just have to shade in things that are optional or just expect peope who dont use them will gloss over. The point is, if you idnt use them, they were easy to ignore. Also there was a period, after the skills and powers books came out, when things got really chaotic but we managed. I remember occassionally encountering spells fom various supplements in npc entries, and they might just offer an alternative fom the core. It really was quite manageable. I think, honestly, the bigger issue will be things like how to structure modules. [/QUOTE]

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