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<blockquote data-quote="mxyzplk" data-source="post: 4201704" data-attributes="member: 16450">? Is this a trick question?&nbsp; All the other companies who have released their games/content as open, which is a large number of them nowadays.&nbsp;&nbsp; From whole games (Action!, Spirit of the Century, RuneQuest, True20, Mongoose Traveller, Pathfinder, etc.) to their content for other games (like most people who have done D&amp;D OGL stuff), there are many other entities and people who have given what they have into the open community.&nbsp; Many have given as much into open gaming as Wizards; obviously their contribitions' merit varies to you if you're a &quot;WotC only D&amp;D boi&quot; as many proudly are, but that doesn't take away from their openness.Wizards is now turning their back on what they've done, going full closed, and trying to undo openness in the marketplace as well.&nbsp;&nbsp; Whether it's at the company, product line, or product level - that's a matter of degree, not of the nature what they're doing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mxyzplk, post: 4201704, member: 16450"] ? Is this a trick question? All the other companies who have released their games/content as open, which is a large number of them nowadays. From whole games (Action!, Spirit of the Century, RuneQuest, True20, Mongoose Traveller, Pathfinder, etc.) to their content for other games (like most people who have done D&D OGL stuff), there are many other entities and people who have given what they have into the open community. Many have given as much into open gaming as Wizards; obviously their contribitions' merit varies to you if you're a "WotC only D&D boi" as many proudly are, but that doesn't take away from their openness. Wizards is now turning their back on what they've done, going full closed, and trying to undo openness in the marketplace as well. Whether it's at the company, product line, or product level - that's a matter of degree, not of the nature what they're doing. [/QUOTE]

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