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That argument goes both ways, though. If companies don't have to provide access to non-essentials because they aren't important enough to society, then there is no reason for the State to protect IPs related to non-essentials, as they aren't important to society. In any case, I disagree...

Is making a computer game based on the OGL and SRD allowed?

I'm all for businesses profiting, usually everyone is better off that way. However, if they take decisions that harm the common good, then they are being immoral. They can legally do what they have, but there is public rejection of their moves precisely because such moves are and feel unethical...

DM material mostly, but player material is good too. I am running a campaign featuring spelljamming, without using the default campaign settings. I want some supplements that help me populate my campaign with locations and NPCs. Some variants/subraces on the main races and monsters would be...

I'm not sure if this is the right forum to post this in, but I didn't see any more fitting. What are some of the 3rd party supplements out there for use with D&D that are of the highest quality?

Yes. They are hurting the common good (even if not much) for their own exclusive gain. While until some years ago they were benefitting everyone - they provided books, we bought them, they had profit, we had entertainment, that is no longer the case. They are purposefully trying to make their...

We're not WotC's shareholders. We don't have to give a crap about whether it was a smart business decision or not ;) Furthermore, even if it was a good business decision, it was still an immoral decision. Sure, they are legally entitled to do it. But people can't be expected to like them if...