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    WotC To Give Core D&D Mechanics To Community Via Creative Commons

    Artificer was created in 3.x which explicitly had item creation rules. It worked pretty well in 4e as well, as a "your powers temporarily enchant everyone's weapons/armor or create single-use gizmos" deal
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    Legal Discussion of OGL 1.2

    "Because we have expensive lawyers on retainer and you don't."
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    DnD Shorts final video

    I think you just can't.
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    DnD Shorts final video

    Explain how you arrived at this conclusion.
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    DnD Shorts final video

    Yes maybe you misread a word in my post.
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    DnD Shorts final video

    Please explain how you arrived at this conclusion in detail
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    Why We Should Work With WotC

    Hey cool you can join them
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    DnD Shorts final video

    Assuming that firing Chris Cao won't prevent future harm is incredibly flawed logic.
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    Why We Should Work With WotC

    Ok. And there's a consequence to you saying that. Care to guess what it is?
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    Why We Should Work With WotC

    With all due respect - you are not the language police.
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    I'm beginning to dislike Netflix (re: Archive 81, 1899, Warrior Nun etc cancellations)

    3 episodes 4 times a year would be just about perfect honestly.
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    Roll for Combat reveals the terms of the "sweetheart deal" offered to 3pp

    Wow! You'd have to be some kind of moron to turn that down!
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    Roll for Combat reveals the terms of the "sweetheart deal" offered to 3pp

    Wizards could offer to re-up, but I'm sure by that point they'd have little incentive to do so.
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    Roll for Combat reveals the terms of the "sweetheart deal" offered to 3pp

    The entire contract was limited to 2 years, including the 15%.
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    Roll for Combat reveals the terms of the "sweetheart deal" offered to 3pp

    Thank God we have [ERR:BLOCKED_USER] to tell us all what a great deal this is, because Kobold Press and MCDM just don't have their great business sense.
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    Roll for Combat reveals the terms of the "sweetheart deal" offered to 3pp

    Buying out DM's Guild and integrating it with DDB and Sandcastle would make a lot of sense.
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    Roll for Combat reveals the terms of the "sweetheart deal" offered to 3pp

    Contracts were 2 years, and granted the following: Pay 15% instead of 25% on revenue over 750k 6 articles about your product on D&D Beyond 6 emails about your product to D&D Beyond users 8 social media posts on D&D Beyond or D&D branded channels 2 YouTube videos on D&D Beyond or D&D branded...
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    DnD Shorts final video

    Lack of a license doesn't stop me from playing 4e on Foundry.
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