Recent content by Nylanfs

Umm, have you been to a D&D game? That's literally almost always how any game I have been in usually turns out. :D

Dear god, please let us NOT rehash what an open license is again...

Note: It does have the clause that you can KEEP selling your product that was licensed before they amended it, but once you released a new version or new source you were agreeing to use the updated license.

This, the CC, while excellent for a LOT of things, is the wrong license for TTRPG books.

Did you see that Mel made an official release announcement? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: https://www.the-independent.com/arts-entertainment/films/news/mel-brooks-spaceballs-2-sequel-rick-moranis-b2769317.html

I'm not sure why they felt the need to produce another license, when the they could have simply used the ORC?

Around here (norther IN) an acre of non-farming land (which is what it looks like from the pictures they posted) runs about 100k-250k.

Well Troll Lord Games are making big plans. 5 acres, for a factory is a huge amount of space if ONLY doing books, so I'm betting they are planning on printing other companies works as well. And maybe board game pieces? https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1MRDTGkX49/

Do you have "enhanced tracking protection" on, or use an ad blocker or Privacy Badger. Those can mess with the transfer of info from one page to another.

I really feel that every company making a press release about the tariffs needs to start this way.

Yes, it isn't strictly true, that's why I had essentially. But for the VAST majority of publishers trying to figure out HOW to differentiate it in a published work (pdf, book, etc.) is going to take more time than they want, especially if they are a first time publisher.

The problem with CC-BY is that it is essentially all or nothing for a specific document. Each publisher would essentially have to make two documents (if they had IP they wanted to protect, like a setting, town, characters, etc). It's not really a good fit for the TTRPG industry. The difference...

By definition, the ORC makes EVERYTHING that isn't specific IP or lore info open. so I wouldn't use the word "locked" other than that anything that uses BF inherently requires you make yours open also.

I don't "think" any of MCDM's 5e releases that have used the CC-BY have released anything new into the open, but I don't have access to my PDF's at the moment.

I added a bit to my post as you were replying to it, I was just going off your original thoughts post. Once I purchased it and re-read the source, then the AON entry, and then the OGL, & ORC a couple of times. To combine both OGC and ORC is pretty tricky to my understanding of both licenses. You...