Recent content by DaveMage

Yeah, that's an odd choice to re-do the Goodman ones.

The recent layoffs might delay the release too.

To the OP, PF1 is my current game of choice, but do we really need any more products for it? I have several lifetimes worth of adventures, campaign settings and monsters from both Paizo and 3PPs, so, I'm saving a LOT of money with Paizo only supporting PF2 (and occasional 5E).

I'm sure KP will knock it out of the park from a quality perspective... ....but that name? Not feeling it. (Maybe I will over time, but right now, not so much.)

I think it's a great draft. I love that they've provided expansive product identity and open content definitions right in the license so that publishers don't have to figure out how to word their product identity statements anymore.

Why would I, as a consumer, boycott Kickstarter? If creators want to do so, that's up to them. There are other options.

Although I think for those criteria, #5 conflicts with all the others. :)

For those criteria, Kingmaker by Paizo.

For me (consumer - not publisher) there is really only one issue left - WotC must not attempt to "de-authorize" OGL 1.0a and agree they will never do so. (Granted, I would never trust them again, but at least if they agree they would never de-authorize 1.0a in the future, it would be in...

Yeah, lies and gaslighting = F. At this point, why would anyone believe anything they say?

So....for lawyers on this thread - is it possible that any OGC released up to this point could be declared as open content by the license that Paizo's lawfirm is developing? For example, could the new license state that any open content that was perpetual as declared by OGL 1.0a remain...

Well Paizo, you saved the galaxy....once again. :)

I wonder if calling it "Project Black Flag" means they will be joined by some denizens from Freeport....

I was wondering if one of the major OGL publishers would do something like this (or if a few of them would combine to create an RPG). Good luck, Kobold Press!

I'm waiting to hear from Paizo, Goodman, Frog God, and Kobold Press. Of course, the OGL 1.1 still hasn't actually been released, so maybe there's still hope 1.0a sticks around? (Although WotC is unlikely to ever be trusted again.) It's amazing they didn't learn anything from the GSL fiasco...