Kal Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The D20 System Trademark License restricts you from
> creating a work that explains how to create characters,
> and how to apply the effects of experience to those
> characters. To be blunt, it means you can't take the
> D20 stuff and publish a complete role playing game to
> compete with the D&D Player's Handbook.
Kal, Ryan's said on numerous times that the D20SRD is going to be released
under the OGL; if not, no d20 games would be "open."
The D20STL keeps you from taking the d20 stuff, making something different
with it, AND CALLING IT D20.
I think loosing any restrictions on the licenses has to wait until they've got
a chance to work... which will be quite a few months yet.
DM
Looking for a game? I DM in Upstate NY, twice a month at Artemis Games in New
Hartford, NY (a suburb of Utica)
Even better, I've got irregular games where I live, in Charlton (near Albany).
Drop me a line and we'll game!
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