From: woodelf > > OK. My other question still stands (even if it is hypothetical): > would it be any worse for the D20SRD and D&D to disagree, than it is > for Star Wars D20, Call of Cthulhu D20, SpyCraft, DragonStar, or > Traveller D20 to disagree with teh D20SRD? [this isn't meant to be > argumentatitive--i haven't formed my own opinion on the matter.]
It would be an inconvenience for the game designers if the SRD is not updated to the most recent D&D core rules, since the D&D Player's Handbook is the default core game book for use with any d20-labeled produced. After all, the SRD is assumed to be the stripped-down bare rules from D&D. Personally, I'd rather have both the original and revised SRDs posted separately. _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
