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<blockquote data-quote="Bendris Noulg" data-source="post: 339660" data-attributes="member: 6398">Re: d20 vs FanI would add &quot;actually reprint non-OGC mechanics&quot; to this list, since reprinting a Feat from T&amp;B, S&amp;F or any other non-OGC book would definately be a blatant violation.Personally, I have no real qualms about indicating that Feat A, B or C from Book X, Y or Z is in use.&nbsp; I'm not reprinting it, I'm not for-profit, and their products are getting free advertisement.&nbsp; Could they legally give me a hard time about it?&nbsp; Yes.&nbsp; Will they?&nbsp; Likely not, so long as what I do does not remove the need to actually purchase the material (e.g., saying that I allow the Chariot Feats from Sword &amp; Fist does not give the reader any real knowledge about the Feats themselves except where to find them, and I've actually had people indicate that they had no idea those Feats even existed!!!).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bendris Noulg, post: 339660, member: 6398"] [b]Re: d20 vs Fan[/b] I would add "actually reprint non-OGC mechanics" to this list, since reprinting a Feat from T&B, S&F or any other non-OGC book would definately be a blatant violation. Personally, I have no real qualms about indicating that Feat A, B or C from Book X, Y or Z is in use. I'm not reprinting it, I'm not for-profit, and their products are getting free advertisement. Could they legally give me a hard time about it? Yes. Will they? Likely not, so long as what I do does not remove the need to actually purchase the material (e.g., saying that I allow the Chariot Feats from Sword & Fist does not give the reader any real knowledge about the Feats themselves except where to find them, and I've actually had people indicate that they had no idea those Feats even existed!!!). [/QUOTE]

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