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Originally Posted by Carnivorous_Bean  Well, the current one can be changed or revoked at any time. Furthermore, whatever you have published under the current GSL cannot be published under any other system, ever. Basically, you're signing over the right to your intellectual property (IP).
So in other words, if you make up your own detailed Squidgeworld RPG and use the GSL to include 4th edition rules, and WotC later revokes the license, you cannot print Squidgeworld with a different ruleset. You have to ditch Squidgeworld totally and start all over, and you have to destroy all existing stock as well. |
A nitpick, but it says nothing about any other rules system. It denies further use of the
OGL for that product, but not EVERY other rules system uses the
OGL. Again I know it's a nitpick, but it's inacurate to say it the way you did.
Also I know that the license can be updated to include other licenses on the "banned list" for a future version, but that's technically another issue.
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