> The posting to ENWorld was a short statement from Morrus to the effect that > you had sent him a list of uncredited authors, followed by a listing of said > authors and their classes. There was no indication that these were
That was actually all I was asked for by Maraneth, as I pretty much copied his message carte blanche to Morris to avoid any confusion. > independent authors, or that they owned the copyrights to their materials > and were not Mongoose employees. There is still the implication that all of > their classes are copyright Mongoose Games. So, what would you like to see in order to resolve this to your satisfaction? > Also, while I don't know if any of the other d20 publishers have contacted > Mongoose games regarding their own classes, I found many which were not > listed in Section 15. There are 34 total non-mongoose games classes in the > Ultimate Prestige Classes. Only 16 are actually listed in section 15. That > leaves 18 unlisted classes, of which 13 were from the Netbook of Classes. Again, this is just how rumours start. We created new classes for this book - what you are citing is original material. Follow the last line in section 15. These classes are covered under that entry. . . Matthew _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
