Fully OGL products?

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

An echo that rephrases?

...a very unique echo, fine. Get technical!

And I'll now echo Crothian suggestion that you do that list of major OGL publishers.

 

[philreed]

That was weird. We must have both been typing at the same time.

The list of people I've noticed have lots of OGC include:

Green Ronin
Bastion Press
Bad Axe Games

Gotta think . . . I know there are more.

 

[Andre]

IIRC, the first Freeport module was fully OGL, that it had no product ideentity (except perhaps artwork).

I am wondering, are there other game products (modules, books of monsters, other products) that are like this?

One caveat, I think even 100% OGC products reserve artwork and layout, with just the text being OGC. The reason is that this stops anyone from just scanning the product and selling it - you have to essentially re-type it all and find your own artwork.

I believe Silverthorne's pdf's are mostly/all OGC (they PI'd the name "Frilf" IIRC).

 

[Capellan]

The ENArsenal books thus far have been 100% OGC, as are most (if not all) of those currently under development.

 

[der_kluge]

MEG's Artificer's Handbook is 100% OGC.

 

[Campbell]

MEG's Artificer's Handbook is 100% OGC.

And the most useful d20 product I've come across other than UK's CR work.

Any chance a PDF could be made of that worksheet at the end of the book?

 

[GMSkarka]

The majority of our releases are 100% Open Content.

 

[Psion]

MEG's Artificer's Handbook is 100% OGC.

How I wish there was a PDF of it...

 

[philreed]

How I wish there was a PDF of it...

I'll add it to the list.

 

[DaveMage]

The Tome of Horrors by Necromancer Games is (except for graphic elements) all open content, IIRC.