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Message: <blockquote data-quote="_Michael_" data-source="post: 9519912" data-attributes="member: 7045276">I found one site (I won't mention) that has downloadable copies, but I really feel this deprives Green Ronin of their profit for producing such cool works. I'll probably end up buying a copy through DTRPG at some point. I just picked up a copy of the Buy the Numbers from DTRPG, and I'm looking forward to digging into it right after I finish with Enchiridion of Treasures and Objects d'Art.As to the points [USER=2013]@The Sigil[/USER] made, if I ever get it to the point where I can publish it, I want to do so in a way that fosters expansion and collaboration within the OGL so that it can grow organically much the way the 3.x third party material did. Even if not required because of OGL legalese, I would still probably include a bibliography with footnotation and side bars so that I can bring attention to all the work that came before and helped contribute to creating something cool. Whether or not I ever get to that point with my own stuff is a matter of future debate, but I have not yet reached that point. The only reason I'm using 3.5e is because of its ease of tweaking and altering to suit my needs, though I would love to take a shot at creating my own unique system that would be something akin to a mashup of the best that 3.5e had to offer mixed with Friday Night Firefight/Interlok that was used in Cyberpunk's original system. I never want to be one of those who is selfish with their material or tries to slyly steal from others. I believe I have a world that is on par with Faerûn or Krynn in terms of detail and richness of stories, and I believe the time has come for low-magic worlds to make their mark as literally everything being put out by WotC and others like Pathfinder's Golarion is all high-magic that usually devolves into Monty Haul campaigns.</blockquote>

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