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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nyvinter" data-source="post: 9683213" data-attributes="member: 6800976">You are bound by the license as it was at the time of publishing. The next book, if you'd like to make one, would have to use the current one.And yeah, I get why this is a line of contention for some people but it's also the reason why the whole game is in the SRD and not one subclass per class and the most lacklustre feats like the D&D one.  If it changes for the worse, people will not use it and leave. If it changes for the better, well, they seem to think about some stuff about VTTs.And I can think of one very good reason why you'd want to be able to update the license: the still ongoing debacle that is the impossibility that is official Star Wars ttrpg PDFs.Unfortunately, how things are today with new media venues popping up and how old ones die in the dirt, a static document that can't change is not optimal.* I'd even argue that the digital things that you can't make in either Daggerheart or <a href="https://www.thearcanelibrary.com/blogs/shadowdark-blog/faq-on-the-shadowdark-rpg-third-party-license" target="_blank">Shadowdark</a> are the result of ttrpgs being a bit stuck in 1990s/early 2000s. *) See ebook rights that will not happen because contract negotiations is too much of a hassle.</blockquote>