> Another thing, unless things have changed, no one is *required* to buy
> the PHB. You can place a notice that says it requires the use of the
> PHB, but it's optional, it's not required. 3.3.1 and 3.3.2 from the
> D20STL prove this atleast.
If you *DON'T* point them towards the PHB, you might want to say "This book
is not a full d20 rulebook, and requires the use of one, required
seperately."
> It seems *EASIER* to point them to the PHB, though. :)
> For my own setting, I'm creating 3 products. The Players Guide, Atlas,
> and Bestiary. The Players Guide will simply be a OGL product because I
> will be detailing how to create a character, and explaining the effects
> of XP on a characters advancement. The other products, and any others
> (such as adventures, and supplements), I'll use the D20 Logo.
Now then, THIS is a cool point on it. The other d20 products promote the
name, and the Player's Guide contains rules for it. Since it's unlikely
Korath can duplicate the quality / price of the PHB, WotC might not worry
about it.
OR, this "loophole" might be closed by WotC legal. *sigh*.
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