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From what I understand, the new core rulebook's content is mainly the same.

Does that mean the reference cards from the three boxed sets are still a viable resource? Can I let players use the boxed sets' booklets without worrying, or do they need significant errata to make them current?

I am thinking of purchasing the book so all the rules are in one handy location, and just want to make sure how much of older sets are still useful.

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You could absolutely allow your players to use the existing Player Books from Sets 1 through 3 for reference without any concerns they'll be different to the Core. And, yes, all the reference cards remain a useful resource for play.

Basically, the Core Rules version represents a compendium of the old boxed sets reorganised for easier access and reference. I say this based on owning all the sets and the book.

You will find a couple of new specialisations added - specifically the Reaver and Necromancer, a few new creatures and spells, and a brand new adventure. However, essentially, if you have the original Boxed Sets you have all the rules herein - just spread out.

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