Recent content by Animan

Thanks, I figured it would take a lot of leg work on my part. The publisher I'm going through said as much. I plan to release some OGL adventures on their site very soon, though! I'll make an announcement here and on their forum... www.dementia5.com/community

With the number of possibilities for RPG settings, is there a reference in finding out which licenses have expired and which have current ownership? You know, like an RPG based on the works of Pratchett/Tolkien/Niven etc... Does anyone have any suggestions where to find this information...

I'd thank you, but you've already quoted me on this :) My last question is, as an OGL product I understand I should include the 1.0a license, and the SRD credits... but shouldn't I say on the cover "compatible with version 3.5 of the most popular RPG in the world"? Or is this just a polite...

Thanks so much. I would think I should include, "to be used with edition 3.5 of the oldest roleplaying game in the world", or can I say "requires WotC Players Handbook"? maybe both? In any case, I'm pretty sure I cannot cite "Dungeons and Dragons" at that is a d20 STL term?

I'm working with Dementia 5 publishing house: www.dementia5.com and with the immense reponses for artwork, they need some solid RPG writers to get into the game! Check out the forum www.dementia5.com/community , they're starting to attract a crowd, and I'm putting one out there myself.

This looks cool. If you're still looking to have it distributed, check out the place I'm doing mine: www.dementia5.com the forum has an FAQ www.dementia5.com/community and your product and their "mission" seem to have a lot of commonality. Good luck!

Hi gang, I think I'm in the right place for this question... Which I'm sure has been asked in some way, shape or form previously. I've looked around this forum for some insight, and got some clues (esp here http://www.enworld.org/forum/e-publishing/247104-new-free-pdf-manual-lot-doubts.html) I...