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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 4326318" data-attributes="member: 23977">Did you?Because saying no is quicker / easier to define somethign then saying yes to everything that's allowed.I can either put a sign that says the maximum speed you can drive is 45. Or I can put 45 individual signs stating what speeds one can drive on the road... Which is better???Yes it does. Otherwise people wouldn't be so annoyed. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />It gives guidelines on how to use the brand in your products.The game itself gives guidelines on how to make new monsters, and damage ranges / skill DC ranges per level. More then we got in 3e.Creature collection 1 is one of the prime examples people use. There are others. What do you mean if not crp because it doesn't work right? If you mean crap as in you just didn't like it.. that's a prefference thing.Or are you just saying no matetr what I say it won't be that? Schroedinger's Answer?I'm not sure what this means?What incentive does WoTC have for this? If you don't want to buy D&D then why do they want to license their brand out to a company to comepete with them when they make nothing in return? Thats pretty poor business sense...I don't want to work everyday. Hey I know, YOU have a job right? How about I take your paycheck, and I can just hang out watching TV and posting on En world... Yes, it is. You cannot redefine, but you can create your own, that can be used in place. because you're not profiting off of the new rule. new game designers can stil design new ideas anc concepts... They just can't use a defined term to name them.That's personal prefference. Some people probably liked them. I also saw things like the books of might, and psychics handbook, and books of spells though that were great in my opinion.IBecause they'e all d20 games based off of the concepts in D&D that push people towards purchasing things other then D&D.Instead of say, creating a new concept and just selling the changes, they went so far as to create a new game that didn't require the core books anymore. Now gamers choose between X system or D&D.  Again I think this is a product of gamers tending toward the paranoid side, and not being used to legal contracts. (I'd like to see what a contract letting someone use Mikey Mouse on their product looks like.)Because ultimately people will either use it and support them.Or they won't, but also won't use it against them. (even if it's only in their eyes.)</blockquote>

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