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The 5e OAR books are directly licensed from Wizards. My DCC RPG (4th/Kickstarter printing) contains the OGL license text.

I just checked, and my 'Deathdealer', 'In Search of Adventure', and DCC 62 include the GSL's 4e 'D&D Compatibility Logo' and text. 11 other '4e compatible' modules, including DCC 61 and lower, do not.

It's a shame D(octors) & D(aleks) is pdf-only at this point. I hope it makes it to print!

That one DDB tweet was retweeted by the main @Wizards_DnD account.

The DriveThruRPG Library App is a super-quick, easy way to download everything you've ever bought from them: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/library_client.php

As Frog God says: So far this week I've bought from Goodman, Izegrim, and Andrew Kolb (Neverland & Oz). I also need to head over to Kobold Press and see if there's anything of theirs that I want and have somehow neglected to buy. Oh, and Necrotic Gnome. I've really enjoyed their adventures...

I don't know for sure, but I'd guess that the stuff that could disappear especially quickly would be stuff at OneBookShelf/DriveThruRPG. They have an ongoing relationship with WOTC, and it only takes a moment to flip the switch that makes PDF's and POD options disappear. It should take a little...

Ooh. If they print the whole Illithid Monstrous Arcana set, I’m in.

"We live, we heal, we are reborn. Intention is a constant. Yes, it is possible to sabotage the things that can exterminate us, but not without non-locality on our side. Turbulence is born in the gap where curiosity has been excluded. Where there is illusion, manna cannot thrive. You must take a...

Having copyright cease upon a creator's death would also create other, rather perverse incentives.

“All of our agents are busy at this time. Your call is very important to us. Please stay on the line and your call will be answered in the order it was received.”

Same.

1. I truly pity whichever creatives Wizards has put in front of a camera for their soon-to-be-released “This is fine” video. 2. Satine and her husband must be thrilled that they can now blame OGL 1.1 for their failure to deliver on their Kickstarter.

I just went to the D&D Beyond website, to be sure I didn't have an old account I'd forgotten about, and I rediscovered why I don't have an account there: They require that you link a new D&D Beyond account to an existing Google, Twitch, or Apple account. I've always recoiled from that, and...

Kobold Press has revised this text a bit, removing the detail about 5e: https://koboldpress.com/kobold-press-announces-new-core-fantasy-experiment/

True. Nonetheless, the Kobolds have clarified that they intend to clone 5e as an open rules system: https://koboldpress.com/kobold-press-announces-new-core-fantasy-experiment/

I think I may have accidentally added you to a “multi quote” while scrolling with my thumb, then edited my reply to remove you after discovering the extra quote at the top of my post? I don’t remember doing that to you specifically, but I do remember editing messages in that manner, for that...

If Project Black Flag is simply an Open document publishers can reference when publishing ‘5e Redux’-compatible content, then there is no need for customers to “raise the Black Flag.” Kobold Press will just go on selling D&D-compatible books to D&D players. It worked for them in the 4e-era,… so...