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I wasn't talking about that one. Look at the bottom left sheet in the second photo. There's a 1x1 tile on that sheet that has some sort of blue square pattern on it. The tile is black on the reverse. The sarcophagus artwork is from DT7, but in that set, it was a 2x2 piece. Sorry, I meant...

There not all reprints. Just off the top of my head... Here's the tiles I see that are new... 1x1 with some sort of blue symbol on it 3x3 floor (x2) 5x5 magic circle 4x8 with 2 sarcophagi 2x8 with semi-circle niches 2x8 with 4 beads 2x8 with 4 bookshelves 8x8 with 4 coffins (The version in...

Thanks for the compliments, but I didn't draw these tiles myself. They're made from scanning in the Wizards DDM map that comes with the Gargantuan Blue Dragon, and then cutting it all up, rearaging some things, and photoshpping stuff a bit. I also grabbed a few things off of other misc. tiles...

This really isn't specific to only 4e, but I didn't really know where else to post it. Anyways, I needed a desert themed tile set for a campaign I'm running, so I put the following together. (Note: The pages in the pdf are layed out to be printed on 11 x 17.)...

I agree, however the point I'm trying to make is that section 10 gives Wizards an avenue to claim a suit has merit, when it would have otherwise been considered frivolous. Sure, section 10 alone isn't going to give then any greater chance at winning such a frivolous suit, however when the...

Well, that's the thing. How do we know that wizards doesn't "own" the rights to the concept of dragons in a fantasy based rpg? Sure, common sense tells us that they don't, but as of right now, that's all we've got to go on. But let's look at some cases that are a little more vague... Does...

I agree that its not a very clear-cut section, and that Wizards would have a tough time making headway with it in court, however the opening would still be there. If Wizards were to sue another publisher who had never been a licensee of the GSL, over the use of something trivial such as dragons...

You can use the logo in advertisements and marketing material. You could easily design some sort of placard or frame or display enahncer with the logo on it that a retailer could place above, under, or around your book or the shelf its being displayed on.

The first question in the FAQ might not be 100% accurate. Section 10 of the GSL requires the Licensee to recognize all "Wizards Intellectual Property". The end of section 10 then defines this to include everything within the core rulebooks and the SRD. Furthermore, section 10 requires that...