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<blockquote data-quote="Orcus" data-source="post: 4101572" data-attributes="member: 1254">From my standpoint, that is easy. Necro wouldnt exist without open gaming. I would be here posting this. I wouldnt be working with Paizo. I wouldnt have met Monte and Sue Cook and Erik Mona and and Lisa Stevens and Ryan Dancey and the crew at WotC and Gary Gygax and Rob Kuntz and Steve and Stewart Wieck and the WW crew and Bob Bledsaw and all the fans who have become friends and all the many other cool people I have gotten to meet. I wouldnt have gone to multiple GenCons and multiple GAMAs. I wouldnt have won Ennies or been a judge for RPG Superstar or invited to participate in Dungeon's article ranking the all time best adventures. I'd be Clark the gamer. Luckily, I am still Clark the Gamer first and Clark the head of Necro second. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />I dont know how long I would have stuck with 3E. I would have --foolishly-- house ruled alot of the stuff I thought I didnt like about 3E and never given it a chance. I'm glad I did, cause there is stuff in 3E I didnt like at first that now I cant imagine going back on. That gives me immense hope for 4E. Just like 3E there will be stuff I think I dont like at first that I'm sure will grow on me and become things I cant do without. As Clark the head of Necro, I didnt like the delay to my products caused by the switch from 3E to 3.5. As Clark the head of Necro I dont like the delay to my plans caused by the GSL. But I cant blame that on open gaming. The last seven years have been a rebirth of the golden age of D&amp;D in my view.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orcus, post: 4101572, member: 1254"] From my standpoint, that is easy. Necro wouldnt exist without open gaming. I would be here posting this. I wouldnt be working with Paizo. I wouldnt have met Monte and Sue Cook and Erik Mona and and Lisa Stevens and Ryan Dancey and the crew at WotC and Gary Gygax and Rob Kuntz and Steve and Stewart Wieck and the WW crew and Bob Bledsaw and all the fans who have become friends and all the many other cool people I have gotten to meet. I wouldnt have gone to multiple GenCons and multiple GAMAs. I wouldnt have won Ennies or been a judge for RPG Superstar or invited to participate in Dungeon's article ranking the all time best adventures. I'd be Clark the gamer. Luckily, I am still Clark the Gamer first and Clark the head of Necro second. :) I dont know how long I would have stuck with 3E. I would have --foolishly-- house ruled alot of the stuff I thought I didnt like about 3E and never given it a chance. I'm glad I did, cause there is stuff in 3E I didnt like at first that now I cant imagine going back on. That gives me immense hope for 4E. Just like 3E there will be stuff I think I dont like at first that I'm sure will grow on me and become things I cant do without. As Clark the head of Necro, I didnt like the delay to my products caused by the switch from 3E to 3.5. As Clark the head of Necro I dont like the delay to my plans caused by the GSL. But I cant blame that on open gaming. The last seven years have been a rebirth of the golden age of D&D in my view. [/QUOTE]

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