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CC-BY is more open in that it allows for more use cases, including restricting use of derivative content. So yes, it is more open and less open than something like ORC, in different senses of open.

For the system I'm working on now, I'm experimenting with a complex skill check system based on mobile merge games.

Did ChatGPT see the word "socializing" and turn the dwarves into Communists?

SRD 5.2.1?

If the progressions were standardized you could actually do those cross-class subclasses that they attempted in the Strixhaven UA.

We'll probably never know, so we can comfort ourselves in our own presuppositions. 🙂

I'm sure that between the simulationists and people who thought the original UA rules were hot garbage, it got pushed down below the the "needs work" threshold.

I still think they had no intention to substantially changing the way wildshape works. They threw out a really terrible version of template wildshape as a stalking horse, then had cover to say "it wasn't what the community wanted".

I guess anything is possible, but I have my doubts WotC determined that the Bastion rules were the secret sauce driving DMG sales

I've been using 5.14 and 5.24 but I'd be fine with shortening it to 5.1 and 5.2 if that became the common convention. I assume in around a decade we'll get either 5.3(4?) or 6e.

Got a chance to look it over. Glad to see the omission of Forest Gnomes (and Wood and Drow Elves) was remedied.

I lost interest sometime after it became clear they were shifting from Bart to Homer as the main character.

That was the d20 System Trademark Licence.

Norrin Strahd?

This also marked the introduction of the plane of Concordant Opposition, which later became the Outlands.

The last episode of Star Trek Enterprise comes pretty darn close.

Until the third season dropped twenty odd years later, I would have said Twin Peaks.

Yeah, years ago I had the notion of trying to retro-clone Alternity and came up with some alternate names for the species, IIRC... Grey (Fraal) Atavus (Weren/Sasquatch) Saurian (T'sa/Kinori) Cybrid (Aleerin/Mechalus/Sandman) Xenobug (Sesheyan/Mothman)

The most notable bit of "orphaned" OGC is the classic monsters from Necromancer Games' Tome of Horrors that were part of a gentleman's agreement between Clark Peterson and Wizards.