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Originally Posted by Jraynack Personally, it seems that true OPEN GAME CONTENT is DEAD. Unless I am mistaken, it appears that in order for any 3rd party publisher to publish any content (I am not talking about IP) of another 3rd party publisher, they must seek permission. |
Just because
WotC left the public pool doesn't mean we have to as well.
Personally, the OGC declaration was always the 2nd thing I read in a product (the first being the back cover overview).
However, I get your point that
for 4e open game content is dead unless a third party publisher comes up with their own cool license and lets others use it (given the "spirit of open gaming" among many publishers, I can see that as at least a possibility).
But, yes, for
4e there is no content sharing between third party publishers through the
GSL. That is gone.
However, the water's still nice over here in the 3.5 public pool.
