Thinking of buying Lost mine of Phandelver, but...

[Tiqon]

I plan to buy Lost Mine of Phandelver as we actually play that right now in a Face to face game, but with the new release I'm tempted to use FG for this.

It says in the store:

Requirements: The 5E Ruleset and one of the following modules: D&D Basic Rules, D&D Comple Core Class Pack or D&D Character Customization Pack

I have had no need for buying any of the D&D 5E content as the Basic rules and the SRD is enough for my needs right now.

I read the requirement for Lost mine of Phandelver as I don't need to buy anything else as I have the ruleset (build in) and the Basic rules (also "build in" that is I got it free in FG ), right?

[Trenloe]

Correct, you don't need to buy anything else.

[Nylanfs]

Another place the Oxford comma would clarify things...

[Tiqon]

Thanks . Just watched the video Doug made (nice one, as usual ). He states it clearly too. Nylanfs I'm not sure what the comma thing is (I'm danish, I only know how to raid the english, not write english using commas the correct way ). Anyways, I just wanted to be sure, so thanks for that Trenloe. Now to spend some monies [SIC].....

[Zacchaeus]

Thanks . Just watched the video Doug made (nice one, as usual ). He states it clearly too. Nylanfs I'm not sure what the comma thing is (I'm danish, I only know how to raid the english, not write english using commas the correct way ). Anyways, I just wanted to be sure, so thanks for that Trenloe. Now to spend some monies [SIC].....

I had no idea what an Oxford comma was either Tigin, I had to Google it. At any rate Nylanfs, I think, was referring to the sentence you quoted from the Store rather than anything you said.

[LordEntrails]

Apparently I've always used the Oxford comma and never knew it. Guess I've always had an English keyboard and not an American one... *G*

But yes, in a list of things, putting a comma after the next to last list item and before the "and" is always clearer

[Nickademus]

I had no idea what an Oxford comma was either Tigin, I had to Google it. At any rate Nylanfs, I think, was referring to the sentence you quoted from the Store rather than anything you said.

Requirements: The 5E Ruleset and one of the following modules: D&D Basic Rules, D&D Comple Core Class Pack, <-- Oxford Comma or D&D Character Customization Pack

Comma, emphasis, and love added.
No oxen were harmed in the making of this comma.
No Oxford degree required to use.

[Zacchaeus]

I can't for the life of me see why the addition of a comma makes any difference to the sentence; but that's probably because of my advancing years and the fact that if I had presumed to insert a comma before a following or or an and I would have gotten the belt from my English teachers

[7H3LaughingMan]

I had no idea what an Oxford comma was either Tigin, I had to Google it. At any rate Nylanfs, I think, was referring to the sentence you quoted from the Store rather than anything you said.

I had to look it up as well, but I already use it on without realizing. But I feel it would make it clearer.

D&D Basic Rules, D&D Comple Core Class Pack, or D&D Character Customization Pack

[Zacchaeus]

I had to look it up as well, but I already use it on without realizing. But I feel it would make it clearer.

D&D Basic Rules, D&D Comple Core Class Pack, or D&D Character Customization Pack

Interesting; the important part of the sentence for me is in the bit before the colon. I read it as

The 5E Ruleset and one of the following modules: D&D Basic Rules, D&D Comple Core Class Pack or D&D Character Customization Pack

Becasue it says one of then it is saying that you only need one of the items in the list. I can't see how it can be read any other way. English is such a pest of a language