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Because you couldn't do that with 3E's SRD?

I get the same thing, a mostly blank Wizards Community site, and when I try to log into Insider I get a popup telling me that my account can't be found.

So this means, for example, I can have Demons in my licensed product, but they can't be Balors, Barlguras, Evistros, Glabrezus, Goristros, Hezrous, Immoliths, Mariliths, Mezzdemons, or Vrocks. I must make them up myself. Correct?

It's the point that it's unknown territory for the CHARACTERS and NPCs. There is no reason not to have maps for the DM.

Ah. Confused burst and blast.

I thought Burst X means an area of X by X squares... so waht is the difference between "burst 1" and "1 square"?

What this thing about "Trailblazer"? Am I missing somehing here? :)

Who knows what they mean by "Alternate Classes". Guess we'll have to wait and see.

I can't really imagine that the GSL will allow you to publish stuff that effectively pre-empts Wizards' own upcoming books like Player's Handbook II by publishing your own versions of druids, bards, and gnomes, for example.

The GameMastery line contains only supporting products like flip-mats, map tiles, cards, and other game aids from now on. The GameMastery modules are being rebranded Pathfinder modules with the next one to be released, and I don't think different product lines would apply to two lines that are...

It's not actually a PRPG product, to be exact.

Does your wife know about that? :)

Somehow I have difficulties believing that the GSL will actually let you do that, i.e. specifically pre-empting Wizards' own upcoming products.

Probably the terms of the GSL. WotC might reserve the right to withdraw the licence if you try to circumvent it in any way they don't like.

Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if that corporate concept was the driving force behind the creation of Fourth Edition in the first place.

Maybe because it's a) the middle of the night and b) week-end where they live...

I love underwater adventure stuff. :)

Very cool! I had to order those PDFs immediately! :)

Where's that XP v. Level chart from?

Thank you, Scott. It means a lot.