4E-compatible Kingdoms of Kalamar setting released

[Mark Plemmons]

The Kingdoms of Kalamar fantasy campaign setting is now fully compatible with 4E D&D, and a must have for players and Dungeon Masters of any fantasy campaign.

Not only does this 501-page PDF work with 4E D&D classes, races, monsters, and more, but it also includes expanded background details, over 50 new 4E game mechanics, and an incredibly detailed full-color atlas!

We've also added a 16-page preview PDF as a sample.

Enjoy!

 

[HalWhitewyrm]

GSL or copyright? It appears to be that you're going the copyright route, but then again you're claiming compatibility with D&D (as opposed to just 4e) so I'm wondering.

 

[Mark Plemmons]

No, we're not using the GSL.

 

[HalWhitewyrm]

Boy, this day gets even more interesting by the second. Thanks, Mark.

 

[thundershot]

Se this is where a lot of publishers are going to watch to see what happens.. Like Kenzer is the bait or something. (and Goodman and Adamant)






Chris

 

[dmccoy1693]

Kenzer is probably the one company I expect to have the least trouble going copyright. IIRC, Kalamar went copyright for 2E, yes?

 

[Mark Plemmons]

Kenzer is probably the one company I expect to have the least trouble going copyright. IIRC, Kalamar went copyright for 2E, yes?

Yes, there was a 2E-compatible version of the Kingdoms of Kalamar campaign setting, as well as several adventures.

 

[afstanton]

Kenzer was one of the few companies that had a license to use the Dungeons & Dragons logo for 3e. I strongly suspect this is something similar.

They didn't have to deal with the OGL or the STL, because they dealt with WotC directly.

 

[dmccoy1693]

Kenzer was one of the few companies that had a license to use the Dungeons & Dragons logo for 3e. I strongly suspect this is something similar.

They didn't have to deal with the OGL or the STL, because they dealt with WotC directly.

That license wasn't renewed. Kenzer didn't seek to get it renewed, and they have said before that they doubt that WotC would have renewed it anyways.

 

[DaveMage]

Kenzer was one of the few companies that had a license to use the Dungeons & Dragons logo for 3e. I strongly suspect this is something similar.

They didn't have to deal with the OGL or the STL, because they dealt with WotC directly.

Heh.

WotC has indeed been dealt with....