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Odd I thought that you were a centralized system like Britain and many of the other former Commonwealth nations. In fact my college political science texts used Australia as an example of a unitary state. Oh well, nice to find out. You're right that every State will have some legal code...

Bump of the Light Brigade Half a league, half a league, Half a league onward, All in "bump" - the valley of Death Rode "bump" - the six hundred. "Forward, "bump" - the Light Brigade! "Charge for "bump" - the guns!" he said: Into "bump" - the valley of Death Rode "bump" - the six hundred...

By my admittedly limited understanding of the OGL, while WoTC could release a revised OGL it can't revoke or change the OGL that the previous publications were released under. Those would continue to operate under the previous version.

Doesn't change the fact that scope has been limited, you can like or not like it, but you can't deny that they don't have the breadth they used to. And if you go to the 4e forums you'll see quite a few threads dealing with a significant number of the rituals not being worth the cost under most...

No this is a new one, and it does look good.

Hey, at least it's still going. Considering the load these forums get and how massive they have to be it's doing good under the circumstances.

Now there's an idea. Take those rigid linoleum floor tiles, cut an interlocking edge design and stencil a grid on. Not as good as the real thing but might make a half-way decent replacement.

There are plant-matter based plastics. I wonder if those could be made cheaper or more easily manufactured?

Feel the power of the Dark Side.

That jurisdiction thing is the main issue in the US. Unlike a centralized system we're Federal, so each State will have a different and often conflicting set of laws. One of the reasons each State has a bar, the laws are different in each. In some States there are laws that would make that...

*Shrugs* Neither am I, as long as we both get a turn with the whip I'm happy;)

BUMP! Oops sorry about that little orbit thing I got a bit carried away.

No. I'm clearly responsible for all the world's ills and the collective sins of humanity. Just ask my girlfriend.

They went under, apparently the rising cost of the plastic used drove them out. So far nobody has picked up where they left off.

Should have read past 16 then, I was so disgusted I quit. But if that's what's in 19 you're borked. Which is the major impediment, and one I would like to see them stub their toes on just for the sake of vindictiveness.

Depends in some US jurisdictions it would be though that varies. Doesn't even begin to address the problems they'd run into trying to enforce the license in other nations. Which could be a lot larger.

Yes however this being a niche hobby large corporations and their expectations have no part in it. They're predicated on models for much larger markets that can sustain the sort of strain and overhead a niche hobby can't. Steve Jackson Games is about the biggest company that can sustain itself...

What about the tyrannical Messiah angle? In the desert water is important, so important it has it's own god. He acts as an intermediary of this harsh, xenophobic, and demanding god. With an oasis of fanatical bedouin-style cultists who believe he's the worldly emissary of their god, the...

Yes but the operational question is whether the legal department and the upper management have internalized this? Because they'll be coming from a different market and different management models. So they may not fully understand the way RPG market works and be applying a model from another...

And the bad press of the attempt would create far too much ill will in exactly the people they count on buying their product.