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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Harry Dresden" data-source="post: 7667853" data-attributes="member: 6793618">I find this part very disingenuous. If we go by this thinking then we should still be playing basic D&D because let's face it, the imagination is limitless. Also, what of I don't like all the options in the core books?  What if I don't like all the Sorcerer subclasses, or I want different magic items, or more class and racial options? The core books aren't AP'S where you try and release the next one when most groups are wrapping up the first one. The core books are the rules that contain options that people can use in their games, but not use them just for the sake of using them. Whether or not I exhausted everything is completely irrelevant. You have to understand, D&D has always had a rather "meaty" product release and when you go from one extreme to the next then you make a lot of people angry. This doesn't solve rules bloat, this is almost throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Most gamers are used to having loads of options and books to buy.</blockquote>