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I agree with you with your examples, but that's what I'm talking about as well. This is in the SRD: The beige and white table format (trade dress) is part of the SRD. I pulled that image right from it.

The tables are part of the SRD. The SRD also includes loads of proper names (like I mentioned, mostly monster names). And since they are in the SRD, you can publish that material using the SRD and not be required to use only the DM's Guild as per that agreement. The DM's Guild has more, sure...

I think WotC could easily argue terms like "bloodied" are their terms to mean a certain thing, while "damage reduction" is a concept used widely. IANAL, so take that FWIW. It does. Tables come to mine immediately, as has been mentioned a few times. No error at all. Intentional. Meant so...

Terminology. Presentation (trade dress). Proper names.

The way I understand it, and please someone correct me if I'm wrong, is that each SRD allows you to use thing in that SRD that you otherwise couldn't. These are things typically unique to that SRD that don't appear anywhere else. That is, you don't need the 5.1 SRD to make a D&D compatible...

The Incredibles then Superman (1978) then Iron Man

I think the best names are those that help you visualize they character themselves and their personality.

Which makes sense, since he said that if he sees a cool word out in his travels, he adjusts it to put in a book as a name

For real. Art is probably the top expense for me. In an effort to keep costs down, I see a lot more publishers going with AI art. Which absolutely screws all those talented artists out there.

What is this game publisher saying about tariffs and how we planned? I mentioned earlier how I made the painful decision to assign reward tiers for our current KS (HORDE) as discount links so the backers would order their own from DTRPG at cost. Whereas I didn't know the tariff amount, I knew...

It brings the total combined tariff to 104%

I am currently reading Terry Brooks' Galaphile that just came out, and while the book itself isn't that great, it reminded me of something. How Terry Brooks is so good at coming up with fantasy names (Flick notwithstanding). Panamon Creel, Stee Jans, Garet Jax, Keltset, Walker Boh, Meantwrog...

Welp, Trump just announced another 50% increase on China to be effective on Wednesday. It's hard to keep up with this mess. At this rate, anything manufactured in China will be priced out of the market. We don't have manufacturing set up to replace that, so might as well just say goodbye to...

Reading the most recent (and probably last) book by Terry Brooks: Galaphile. For context, I'm a huge fan of Brooks. I think he has been unfairly criticized for his career and have always really enjoyed his books. But this one seems to be a miss. It just doesn't flow as well as his previous...

You also get free errata and updates (in most cases), which you don't get with a physical book.

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