--- Faustus von Goethe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When you GM for money, you have to advertize those
> services. During that
> process, you have to use the trademarks of the games
> you will run. At that
> point you are violating trademark law and "diluting"
> the trademark of the
> game company.
First, "I'm a programmer not a Lawyer, Jim."
I thought I could use the D20SRD and the D20STL to GM
a D&D compatible game. I believed this would allow me
to use the D20 logo and use the PHB ruleset.
The campaign world would be of a non-commercial (my)
design.
Am I assuming too much here?
Stan
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