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sophist · 24th June 2008, 10:23 AM

In fact, I was worried that sites like d20srd might go away.

I was planning on making variant/optional rules for 4E, but as soon as I read the GSL, that plan went down the drain.

So now I am back to the 3E drawing board, so maybe i will want to put some homegrown variant on my website, so I need the SRD3.5 and OGL to stay.

Now I am positive i can do it without getting any legal trouble.

24th June 2008, 10:23 AM	#3 (permalink)
sophist Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Hamburg Posts: 275	In fact, I was worried that sites like d20srd might go away. I was planning on making variant/optional rules for 4E, but as soon as I read the GSL, that plan went down the drain. So now I am back to the 3E drawing board, so maybe i will want to put some homegrown variant on my website, so I need the SRD3.5 and OGL to stay. Now I am positive i can do it without getting any legal trouble. __________________ Today one asks how much culture, solidarity, humanity and ecology we can afford economically, while the real question is: what economical system can we afford ecologically, socially, and culturally. - Jakob von Uexeküll If 3E was the Firefox Edition of D&D, 4E is the Mircosoft Edition.