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Despite the fact that my rules system of choice is Adventures Dark and Deep (which is based on 1st edition AD&D) and my preference for 1970s to first half of the 1980s style gameplay (location based dungeoncrawling & hexcrawling with story developing organically after the fact from that), I...

I commented on this a few hours ago in another thread. In light of Ed's public response back in 2016 to the backlash regarding Mizhena the transgender character in the Beamdog's Baldur's Gate Siege of Dragonspear, I don't doubt Ed's explanation...

In light of Ed's public response back in 2016 to the backlash regarding Mizhena the transgender character in the Beamdog's Baldur's Gate Siege of Dragonspear, I don't doubt Ed's explanation...

Then why did you say this earlier in this very thread? Are you able to cite any US case law where one was successfully sued for committing copyright infringement because one publicly released a later work that was supposedly too similar to an earlier work that one previously sold to another...

So you're answer is, no, you are not able to cite any US case law where one was successfully sued for plagiarizing one's self that was not subsequently overturned irrespective of any extraneous, speculative, potential instances that you think might occur based solely on your personal opinion of...

This does not directly address my question that you have quoted. It appears to me that your previous responses to my earlier posts in this thread have done similar things. I am not asking about things that potentially may happen based on your own personal opinion of US copyright law. I asked, I...

Are you able to cite any US case law where one was successfully sued for plagiarizing one's self that was not overturned? I have been unable to find any instances of such.

Under the leadership of Saul Zaentz, Fantasy Records sued John Fogerty for plagiarism, claiming the song "The Old Man Down The Road" was too derivative of the song "Run Through the Jungle". The case was litigated through a jury trial, and the jury found in Fogerty's favor, rejecting the claim of...

https://grognardia.blogspot.com/2009/04/mighty-marvel-method.html https://grognardia.blogspot.com/2012/09/more-greg-bell-swipes.html https://www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=26361 https://goodman-games.com/blog/2020/06/13/comics-in-dd/ The Sam Wood art of the green dragon that...

... more than Stephen & Davis Chenault, more than Matt Finch, more than Stuart Marshall, more than Daniel Proctor, more than Dyson Logos, more than Kent David Kelly, more than James Raggi, more than Joseph Bloch, more than Creighton Broadhurst, more than Gabor Lux, etc...

Abzu/Apsu & Kingu/Qingu "When above the heavens did not yet exist nor the earth below, Apsu the freshwater ocean was there, the first, the begetter, and Tiamat, the saltwater sea, she who bore them all; they were still mixing their waters, and no pasture land had yet been formed, nor even a...

There is information in the 80s Nine Hells Dragon Magazine articles, #s 75, 76 & 91. The two paragraphs following this paragraph is excerpted from the July 1983 Dragon Magazine #75, page 18, third column, bottom half of the page. I would interpret 'spawn that survive to achieve "huge adult"...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolen_valor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_impostor

Which I consider to be ironic in light of what I recall Gary saying that his daughters Elsie, Heidi, & Cindy (along with their brothers) were some of the earliest D&D players and that Cindy was the one that picked the name "Dungeons & Dragons".