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Sure. But that's not actually a problem with the way Kobold did this. The ORC license says, "For the avoidance of doubt, both Licensor and all parties similarly credited under Licensor’s attribution notice should be included in Your attribution notice unless otherwise reasonably indicated by...

As a high-level overview (not legal advice for whatever jurisdiction you're in) CC-BY only really requires credit and link. If you release something as CC-BY, I can release my adaptation of that material without putting my adaptation under CC-BY, and I don't need to mark what material in my...

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Fix: The votes from post #124 seem to have been missed: Brass Dragon 18 Bronze Dragon 19 Cobalt Dragon 22 Copper Dragon 21 Electrum Dragon 8 Gold Dragon 20 Mercury Dragon 17 Mithral Dragon 13 Silver Dragon 23 Steel Dragon 19

There have been a lot of contradictory things written about gods in the Forgotten Realms, going at least as far back as the 1987 Old Gray Box simultaneously saying that the gods of the Realms are not organized in pantheons (in accordance with Ed Greenwood's original take in "Down to Earth...

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I don't agree. Simple volume-of-options is enough to hurt new player recruitment, even if they're all perfectly balanced. If we had six to nine "of Everything" books at this point instead of two, I expect that overall D&D player numbers would be much lower now than they are. (Not that I can...

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The person I was responding to was claiming that WotC was passing up money. Now, it is entirely rational for someone who wants a lot of game products to want WotC to follow a production pattern that historically produces a lot of products. I have no objection to them expressing that they would...

Yes, WotC could make Level Up completely unnecessary by crippling new player acquisition in order to sell to the subset of their current audience who buy things like Level Up. Of course, that means dooming themselves to the "New edition, then rapid sales decline spiral" pattern seen with almost...