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<blockquote data-quote="kenmarable" data-source="post: 4640736" data-attributes="member: 40359">Mongoose is probably the biggest name definitely signed on. Many new small companies like One Bad Egg (great stuff, by the way!) have also signed on.Goodman started off non-GSL (partly to avoid the Oct 1 start date and actually get product to Gen Con), and I thought they said they were going GSL but I can't find evidence on their website. Same with Adamant. Started non-GSL and I thought were going GSL, but I don't see anything offhand. But I might not have looked close enough.(Edit: As per Jack99 below - Goodman is GSL now.)Current big names decidely NOT GSL - Paizo, Necromancer, and Green Ronin. Of them, only Green Ronin is going the &quot;copyright&quot; route, and even then only with their Character Record Folio.Depends on who you ask, obviously. Opinions range from &quot;it's good they are even letting us use the rules&quot; to &quot;it's utter filth&quot;. Gut feeling from the actual professionals who aren't using seems to be more in the range of &quot;it needs some serious fixes&quot; rather than the entire license being useless.So, personally, I'd say, yeah it's bad, but fixable with some minor but very important changes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kenmarable, post: 4640736, member: 40359"] Mongoose is probably the biggest name definitely signed on. Many new small companies like One Bad Egg (great stuff, by the way!) have also signed on. Goodman started off non-GSL (partly to avoid the Oct 1 start date and actually get product to Gen Con), and I thought they said they were going GSL but I can't find evidence on their website. Same with Adamant. Started non-GSL and I thought were going GSL, but I don't see anything offhand. But I might not have looked close enough. [i](Edit: As per Jack99 below - Goodman is GSL now.)[/i] Current big names decidely NOT GSL - Paizo, Necromancer, and Green Ronin. Of them, only Green Ronin is going the "copyright" route, and even then only with their Character Record Folio. Depends on who you ask, obviously. Opinions range from "it's good they are even letting us use the rules" to "it's utter filth". Gut feeling from the actual professionals who aren't using seems to be more in the range of "it needs some serious fixes" rather than the entire license being useless. So, personally, I'd say, yeah it's bad, but fixable with some minor but very important changes. [/QUOTE]

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