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While it is not feasible to retroactively alter the rules for the 2024-2025 season But it is; they just don’t want to.

American legends. This isn’t an industry issue; this is a specifically American issue. I count our company as a success, with salaried creatives and an ennie to our name, and being European, we will be able to retire without issues.

You missed my point. Is everything with unattributed Shakespeare forced into the public domain? Of course not; that’s not how copyright works.

Imagine this: find an RPG with a Shakespeare quote that quotes the character instead of Shakespeare himself. That’s not at all unlikely, right? Or even a movie where a character says a Shakespeare line without attribution. Is that now public domain?

The Terminator RPG isn’t American, for a start.

No, it wouldn’t. That’s a preposterous supposition. It’s impossible for that to happen and I don’t understand how you could get to that conclusion.

Luckily, this is already an answered question: Name a successful game without art. Lots of artless games have been produced over time and not one of them is still standing, so the market (ie. you and me) has decided that we don't want these games. QED. Edit: Yes, I know Traveller had no art...

Hmm. A small successful publisher in the U.K. should pay over minimum wage, with salaries scaling based on seniority. I’m the only employee of our small RPG publisher that’s not on a full-time wage, due to my other part-time jobs, and we’re not million dollar Kickstarter range. Everyone else we...

With a budget of £20,000 and making a target of £35,000? Yes, it's possible to make a winner. You need an established reputation or a lot of luck, but it's possible. Of course, you need to produce something good for it to work, and you need access to talent to make it look worth buying.

Nope. It's not even close.

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There’s no way I’m going to let SLA Industries 2nd Edition slip through the cracks. Edit: Apologies, I was on my phone, so I missed "Not your own game or one you’re affiliated with."

Go take a look at the SLA Industries 2nd Edition Quick Start (beta) PDF available for free on DriveThru and let us know what you think.

Yeah, we know we need to get the main rulebook back in print. Sorry about that. Hopefully we will be able to cheer you up with some good news soon. In the meantime, pop over to the Nightfall Games forum and someone there might be able to sort you out. Jared Earle, Nightfall Games