From: "Tim Dugger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ok here is my question:
> Could an existing game company take one of their products
> and add an appendix to the end containing d20 versions of all
> characters, monsters, treasure and so forth, including both
> licenses (the OGL and the d20STL). Then add in the required text
It's optional, not required.
> at the beginning (text that says "requires the PHB" and how they
> differentiate between open and closed material (plus a list of PI
> stuff included in the Open stuff - such as the name of a character
> that is planned to used as part of the title of another module), and
> then publish it with the d20 logo?
Yes. Conversion notes are an anticipated use of the OGL.
> Also, say this company had a generic campaign setting,
> containing no system rules of any kind. If they added the OGL and
> the d20STL and the required text at the front, but not any rule
> information of any kind, could they publish this product with the
> d20 logo?
I have two answers: First, it would be incredibly easy to do so under the
current terms of the license which has a very, very liberal policy about
what does and does not constitute a D20 System product.
Second, that's not really what we intend, and as we get into a discussion of
how to structure the D20STL, we may find a way to exclude uses that don't
really constitute "D20 System" materials.
Ryan
