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Sadly, that's not the case. They stated that they had the authority to deauthorize it. Yesterday they stated that they won't, not that they can't. Putting the 5.1 SRD under CC alleviated some of those fears, but they could still try, theoretically, to stop 3.5 reliant material from being...

To be fair, Drizzt not being a pure Ranger made a lot of sense considering his upbringing. AD&D2 didn't have multiclassed Rangers except half-elven Ranger/Clerics.

On that note, Eyes of the Deep are also Open Content. There's also The Iconic Bestiary: Classics of Fantasy by Ari Marmell (who did some official work for 3.5, 4e and 5e) which includes: Eirisai (chaos outsider) Evil Eye (floating eye) Greymalkin (morphing cat) Ophiduan (snake humanoid) Phrenic...

The Coeurl is still protected, but Paizo was able to license it back in 3.5. Kamadans are Open Content, though, thanks to the Tome of Horrors.

I'm not getting back onboard, but I'm moving on. It's a great severance package, but WotC is probably done with Open Gaming. Their leadership still thinks that the game is undermonetized and they invested a amount in Digital Initiative 2.0. So, 1D&D will likely be a game that I'm not interested...

A miserable pile of secrets.

Still switching to PF2. The OGL fiasco was just the final straw, I have been unsatisfied with their WotCs offerings for a while. I'm also interested in how the ORC will develop.

They also have a D&D on Monopoly:

What I forgot to mention in my earlier post is that I really like the idea of the ORC. It's still WIP, but the whole idea of a significant part of the industry working to create a common license is a huge positive, especially when you consider that publishers were inspired by it to release SRDs...

It's certainly bad for a number of 3PPs and it could be bad for WotC, but for the industry as a whole, it's mostly beneficial. There was a vicious cycle of content providers feeling they had to support 5e to gain views and in doing so further cemented 5e's dominance. This fiasco might be (or...

Another warehouse raided by ORCs.

You don't really need a subscription to gain access to Paizo's game rules, they are released as Open Content and available through the Archives of Nethys. Of course, that doesn't include modules and setting, but it's still pretty nice.

It was Eberron - Rising from the Last War that I meant. So, it was the Eberron book that worked for me, Shadow of the Dragon Queen isn't really a setting book.

I guess that makes Paizo the biggest sellout among the 3PPs ... Actually quite good news, apart from people having to wait to get the books.

WotC has done Loot Boxes for 30 years. They call them "Magic the Gathering" or something.

I guess "none" not being an option skews the results. It would have been my pick. I was already underwhelmed by most recent books before WotC started this mess. I really liked Rising from the Last War, but considering Ravenloft and Spelljammer have no hopes for Planescape. There are still...

I'm not sure if that evidence still applies. This years happenings might have been quite a game changer (no pun intended).