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They do all that now anyway just with a carrot rather than a stick. It’s called D&D Beyond and any publisher would kill to be invited in.

There can be multiple goals, especially when you need different arguments to sway different stakeholders.

Of course to the people writing 1E, or at least Gygax, "Good" meant something very different, both narrower and broader than what Good...

I can't speak for the publishers, and would be interested to hear specific perspectives, but as a general principle, yes it did threaten...

This thread reminds me that WotC kept making noises about putting previous SRDs under CC, but has never actually made any movement in...

For works that were benefiting from the OGL 1.0a, or were going to, the answer at the time was "nobody knows" and that was because of...

I think they achieved their goal. The OGL is barely used now.

A player might choose to roleplay a paladin who falls (at least under 2014 rules). The DM shouldn't be screwing with them at all. If...

For starters because Oathbreaker is comically evil. Oath of Vengeance or Oath of Redemption both to me look like much more interesting...

Well obviously, there isn't a game that can't be improved by the addition of a flying cat.

They were never a "scrappy indie". Bioware was an AAA company (for the time) since day 1, and Bioware was owned by EA for the vast...

Oddly enough I don't think it's Ed who sees Cormyr as sorta of utopian, but rather some other FR writers of a slightly more boring bent...

When I read this it was raining. Damn you Britain! I'm not sure there's been a day fully without rain yet here in Tottenham.

If they'd just got the PC that would be totally plausible, like taken it out of the box and gone "What the hell?!". People buy stuff all...

Legally correct, but I have seen employers try it on anyway, taking advantage of the general ignorance of the law to try and bluff...