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Only if needing to reinstall or switch computers, everything is stored locally, Doug has publicly stated that in the "extremely unlikely" event of Smiteworks closing he will ensure that the program does not become crippled.

Maybe he's setting up to burn it because of the evils, totally not for the ins money of course.

This is one of the reasons I use Fantasy Grounds, they made sure that when they had to rebuild in a new engine that all the DLC's, campaign info, etc was forward compatible.

The other option would violate child labor laws no?

Can you prove that it wasn't? :ROFLMAO:

There's a difference between a company restricting access to it's IP (but not the system) and a company attempting to burn down an industry it made and profited from. In this case I honestly didn't think that they gamed out all the possible consequences for replacing the CUP because they were...

Have you played in the revived Homecoming? :) https://massivelyop.com/2024/01/04/ncsoft-has-officially-granted-a-city-of-heroes-server-license-to-the-homecoming-crew/ https://forums.homecomingservers.com/topic/47223-ncsoft-homecoming-license-announcement/

I thought it was a Nemesis Plot?

There needs to be a 😕 for the reaction. I mean we knew there's always some lawyers that barely scrape past the classes & the bar exam. But wow.

They are largely the same in my mind since it was the original authors that formed Epidemic Books, I just loved the whole feel of that setting and rules modifications. I'm ambivalent about the Osiris engine powering the later books. Sadly Steve was working on reviving it at the time of his...

I would have liked to see the Oathbound series continued. There's a wealth of material to explore.

You mean like waiting for MasterTools has done? :D

So, basically an update of the NWN engine with a bit more system agnostic thrown in? So the GM gets to take a week or more to build a set (or find and import a prebuilt) just for the players to spend 10 minutes there, kill everyone there, then burn it down and go somewhere else that they did...

There's also Mynex who was 1/3 of the last company, Code Monkey Publishing, to work directly with Dave and it was on a book called Age on the Wolf. But who knows how much of the original work remains in the intervening 15 years. And to be clear, this isn't casting any shade on any of the...

Yes it should be possible, because the CC-BY only requires you to credit the original author, link to the CC license, & indicate that it's modified (because it's being used in a work that isn't the original. Since it isn't SA it shouldn't run afoul of the "full rights" part of the current, and...

You could also talk to W. Robert Reed from Code Monkey Publishing, who has the original receipts from 2009.

Penguicon is also a option also in Anne Arbor.

Ahh, I missed that part where it said you needed full rights. So you are indeed correct. I wonder if something being CC-BY-SA would also disqualify it being used because you have to credit the original author. Fun legal thought experiment. :)

Note: I am not a lawyer, specifically I am not your* lawyer, and none of this is legal advise. That is not entirely correct according to my understanding of copyright, and licenses. Original data created BY an original author can be licensed under as many licenses as the original author...

That's what I thought, so I was question the largest bit. Which it appears you fixed already? with a typo. :) Bold is the typo. :)