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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dvvega" data-source="post: 4676539" data-attributes="member: 524">They do not have to come out an state anything regarding their IP and intent to protect it. Copyright Law is immediately enacted the minute they put pen to paper.Regarding the character sheet analogy. 1) Wizards would easily be able to defend Copyright Infringement if you printed your character sheet with complete power card write ups, and full explanations of all your feats to a public medium such as a website.2) They allow reproduction of the character sheet as stated in their manuals for personal use. This does not include you putting it on a public website since it then becomes public use.3) It might be harder for them to contest a character sheet that showed no mechanics (how to use the sheet, how your AC was derived, etc) and listed only the power names and types. Since these would not be enough to reverse engineer their game system.D</blockquote>