Glenn Frazier wrote:
> Yes, the market will shun bad products, but the value of putting d20 on my
> product is that the trademark will mean something to my customers. Devalue
> the trademark, and much of the reason for my even caring about the license
> fades away.
By far, most people will get introduced to the d20 logo by looking at the back of
their PHB, DMG, and MM. Hopefully the association with the 3e books will go a long
ways towards overcoming negative reactions from a few bad eggs.
I think the stat block idea of describing what type of material is included (monster
reference, adventure, setting, characters, etc.) would help consumers to figure out if
the shrinkwrapped booklet they are looking at is something worth buying.
Weldon Dodd
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