Goodman Games DCC License?

[Dice4Hire]

Yawn

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Not sure why anyone would care.

I care to the extent that I don't want Goodman to blow all of his money on legal fees, because I want a steady steam of DCCs until the end of time.

 

[Filcher]

I care to the extent that I don't want Goodman to blow all of his money on legal fees, because I want a steady steam of DCCs until the end of time.

Amen. Preach it Whiz!

 

[ThirdWizard]

Agreement with WotC where GG agrees to stop selling 3e product by GenCon if they can sell 4e stuff at the same time.

GG gets: To release 4e stuff early and get rooted firmly before others.
WotC gets: 3e stuff taken off the market, an endorsement from a popular 3PP

They both win.

 

[racoffin]

Add another to the Other/Why is this an issue category.

 

[Grymar]

A private agreement with WotC. DCC is the exact type of product that Wizards wants...adventures that fit in any campaign world.

 

[heffe2001]

Wasn't there a license where they could pay $5000 to publish for 4th edition before October?

 

[Terwox]

Wasn't there a license where they could pay $5000 to publish for 4th edition before October?

Yes, in theory, however no one bought in.

 

[Delta]

Actually no in theory -- it was an early plan that was never actually executed by Wizards.

 

[Fifth Element]

What's the point of this poll? It's pure speculation. No one has any idea about what's going on.