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<blockquote data-quote="senodam" data-source="post: 3477057" data-attributes="member: 11156">OK, given the recent rumblings and doings out of WoTC lately, I'm starting to wonder whether the D20 license itself will survive much longer.Now, I'm under the impression that the OGL can't be revoked, it's around forever right? However, a while back we all remember the Mind Flayer, Yuan-Ti et al being yanked out of the open content and declared IP by WoTC. What I'm wondering is, can they do this with everything in the license?Could Wizards change the content of the license to the point that it was unusable? Can AC, Hit Points and the rest all be reclaimed- leaving just the open content that 3rd party companies have published? If not, then how were they able to do so with the monsters that were in the license at one point?I'm not entirely clear on how things work with regards to the license, and would be grateful if someone out there could shed some light on this for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="senodam, post: 3477057, member: 11156"] OK, given the recent rumblings and doings out of WoTC lately, I'm starting to wonder whether the D20 license itself will survive much longer. Now, I'm under the impression that the OGL can't be revoked, it's around forever right? However, a while back we all remember the Mind Flayer, Yuan-Ti et al being yanked out of the open content and declared IP by WoTC. What I'm wondering is, can they do this with everything in the license? Could Wizards change the content of the license to the point that it was unusable? Can AC, Hit Points and the rest all be reclaimed- leaving just the open content that 3rd party companies have published? If not, then how were they able to do so with the monsters that were in the license at one point? I'm not entirely clear on how things work with regards to the license, and would be grateful if someone out there could shed some light on this for me. [/QUOTE]

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