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Other replies covered it, but basically, it's a term started in software licensing as spearheaded by the GNU GPL encapsulating that the... -
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Wow.
You mean since 1976... Source: Dr. Dobb's Journal - Vol 1 : People's Computer Company : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet... -
I think Micah meant in the thread. No need to be snarky when someone just asks a question.
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It's a legal technique that allows anyone to freely use, modify, or distribute copyrighted works under certain circumstances. The OGL is... -
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What does "copy left" mean? People just started using that term here without explanation.
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Maxperson reacted to Retreater's post in the thread We All Won – The OGL Three Years Later with Wow.
So Darrington Press announced they were working on Daggerheart in April 2023, which was after the OGL debacle (January 2023)...
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I don't know if 5E 2014 was the best ever, but imo, it was certainly better than 5E 2024.
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Maxperson reacted to Blue's post in the thread D&D General Warlocks' patrons vs. Paladin Oaths and Cleric Deities with Like.
The rules support this: "At 1st level, you have struck a bargain with an otherworldly being of your choice:" (2014!PHB pg 107) The...
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Maxperson replied to the thread D&D General Warlocks' patrons vs. Paladin Oaths and Cleric Deities.I literally haven't seen this behavior since I was in high school and playing 1e/2e. 3e had some paladin issues, because it didn't take...
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Maxperson replied to the thread D&D General Warlocks' patrons vs. Paladin Oaths and Cleric Deities.Yeah. I worded that poorly. My post was from the viewpoint that the player didn't want to be an oathbreaker, but instead picked a...
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I'd argue that if the paladin character doesn't get near oathbreaker status at a few points, why did they bother playing a paladin in...
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Maxperson replied to the thread D&D General Warlocks' patrons vs. Paladin Oaths and Cleric Deities.Which hasn't really been a thing since 3e, and even then it was far less than 1e and 2e. Other than the odd bad DM here and there, it...
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Maxperson replied to the thread D&D General Warlocks' patrons vs. Paladin Oaths and Cleric Deities.And that's a big problem. Tenets are an RP aid and should be more specific. Breaking them leads to great roleplaying opportunities...
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Maxperson replied to the thread D&D General Warlocks' patrons vs. Paladin Oaths and Cleric Deities.I'm not even talking about bad actors or entirely clueless players. Sometimes the player doesn't realize the character is disruptive...
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Maxperson replied to the thread D&D General Warlocks' patrons vs. Paladin Oaths and Cleric Deities.I mean, the DM could make the character an NPC oathbreaker if he wants. The player has 3 options if the DM uses the rules to make the...