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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vigilance" data-source="post: 5509254" data-attributes="member: 4275">Not sure if this was directed at me or not, but I'll take a run at it anyway.At the time, when I was working for RPGObjects, we had published d20 books and d20 Modern books and were very keen on the idea of getting in "on the ground floor" of a new edition.My partner Chris Davis and I had bought the 4e core books and were actively brainstorming ideas on how we would support it.Then the GSL was delayed. And then it was delayed again. And then they just stopped giving dates on when it would be ready and said it would be done when it was done. Then when the original license WAS released, its language essentially limited you to adventures only. Then there was a long delay and it was somewhat revised.By the time this process was over, any interest we had in developing anything for the rules was gone. Having spoken with other writers and publishers, I know we were not alone in that. It seemed to me, that WOTC didn't *really* want full throated support for 4e from 3PP's. Sure, some extra adventures from us would be nice, but they didn't want any settings including variant rules, or any of the other types of books RPGObjects was known for and good at making.So, we obliged them, by continuing to support d20 Modern and other OGL books and moving on.</blockquote>