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Wouldn't section 8 have, "All proper names, Logos, Company Names, Images, Graphics, are product identity all other content are open gaming content. Open Content is the designated as follows: All the skill uses presented in this product, including examples of their use?"

Even if I don't use all those sources? I'm assuming only the sources used get a listing. Well, I'm always accepting contributions to pay actual artists, and if any artists want to donate, great! Otherwise, I work with what I can afford. And Gemini is actually pretty good as far as eliminating...

Well, I finally did it. 118 pages of collated, collected, curated and columnaded skills and their descriptions in preparation for making my own NPCs for my campaign world. If any one would be interested, I'll leave a link for downloading the PDF. These are collected from the Player's Handbook...

Ah, but see, my world is a divergent world. Yes, shopkeepers may be aware that someone invisible could come in and steal, but they're not worried because most people who practice magic are either far away in the High Council or are hedge wizards and witches that are known locally to dabble (and...

I appreciate the responses! Yeah, and they have a skeleton of mechanics to deal with mining, just enough to muck things up. There's no supplements, either, which means this would likely make a unique hit on DTRPG if anyone wants to take a crack at it...lol Yeah, that sounds simpler, I think...

The issue is with their other books, such as their Races of Stone and Races of the Dragon, which I'm not sure are covered under the SRD...? I was looking specifically for mechanics for mining stone and ore, and using the Profession (Miner) they have in those. Another question (on a separate...

Yep, and I'm already using those. Can't believe no one has come up with a good set of mechanics for mining for 3.5e...feels like this is an underserved area. lol

Basically, looking for any books other than WotC's Races of the Dragon and Races of Stone as I don't have the money to buy a license from them. Need something that details basics such as time, materials, ores, tools, etc. Must be covered under OGL. Key Considerations: Profession Skill: The...

Crap. That was one of the books I wanted to crib off of for mining rules, especially the Profession (Miner) stuff. lol Know any sources of similar material that is OGL for mining in terms of production and ore? The only other books I'm using the stuff from are the PHB and the DMG, but again...

Awesome sauce. I really appreciate it. That's one huge name off the list, then, of Stuff That Must Be Checked For OGL Compliance. lol How hard would it be, in theory, to get licensed by WotC for 3.5e OGL stuff? I mean, there's still companies putting out OGL 3.5e material, so it can't be that...

I have a feeling attempting to parse what all is covered under OGL licenses for each book is going to be the sticking point...Trying to read their licenses is like trying to study caselaw. lol Having footnotes will make it easier...for me to go to each source. I'm more worried about other...

So, I'm creating a tome for a game world I'm designing, complete with class tweaks, and tweaks to the skill list courtesy of other third party 3.5e material, and I was curious as to what I need to do to ensure I stay legal and am able to post the results (for free!) on this site and DTRPG. The...

Amazing Steadings, Volume 1. Absolutely gorgeous book that I'll probably crib off of for the format. Still waiting for Volume 2. However, the author was nice enough to shoot me some links for generating town maps, in case anyone is interested. Link 1 -- Village Generator Link 2 -- Medieval...

Hope I'm not necro-ing this. If I am, apologies and feel free to delete. I've looked in several places online and I can't find a preview. Is there anywhere that there's a preview we can see? I want to drool a bit over Ultimate Ships. lol

This is why I think just expanding the uses of skills without necessarily tying them to feats gives the players greater choices when it comes to niche skills and customization. Plus, in a low-magic setting, such expansion offers greater choices in combat without having to use magic. Higher DCs...

I love that, and was going to do that, anyway, I just hadn't put it to paper yet, as it were. That is neater than anything I would have likely come up with--love it. Thank you! I might actually base it on that skill, but I think I'm going to keep the bonus tied to the number of ranks possessed...

You're going to love it. So much extra goodness, especially for various skills. They even threw in a few modern new skills, too. I especially like the chariot driving section--we always need more chariot driving in D&D. lol

I was doing complex skill checks before I even knew they were a thing. lol Complex checks have their place, too. I just always want more options so that non-magic users don't feel like they play second fiddle to the wizard once he's high enough level to start incinerating people with a flick of...

Why not just use Option 1, and change the spell to require constant focus and concentration to maintain the form? Cuts out the ability to cast spells while polymorphed, gives a grounded explanation (because maintaining the form of a dragon requires a lot of mental effort), and doesn't come...

Those are perfect for a low-magic campaign. Love it!