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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darrin Drader" data-source="post: 4313335" data-attributes="member: 7394">You've got the largest 4th edition supporter (Clark at Necromancer) saying that he's not willing to convert over any of his existing IP. You have numerous publishers actively refusing to publish under the terms of the GSL, and you have Paizo sticking with a verson of 3rd edition. I seriously doubt that we're going to see any significant rules innovations due to the restrictions on the license that prevent contradicting anything in the SRD, and since the GSL can and will be revoked at some point in time, I doubt we're going to see very many high quality campaign settings that introduce new and exciting IP. So what do you have to look forward to? You will most likely see some small new companies like these people jumping in and you might see the bigger players releasing some adventures, monster books, and maybe, just maybe some new classes and such. That's really about it unless someone is willing to roll the dice with the creation of new IP. Welcome to the future of "open gaming."</blockquote>