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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 8900189" data-attributes="member: 7034611">notice the ‘basically everyone’WotC can scare almost everyone away, and they already have. All those that ran will not come back without using the OGL either, so this all rests on Paizo now.If the court decides 1.0a is irrevocable then people will use it again.If the court decides it can be revoked and draws some line about what falls outside of copyright, then maybe some people will try to stick to that part and return to publishing for D&amp;D.Depending on just how little is being carved out (because neither side is interested in clarifying everything at these kinds of expenses), that might be pretty limiting if you want to create a product for D&amp;D rather than your own RPG however.my point is they do not have to fight. If no one fights them over 1.0a then there is no chance anyone fights them over copyright.So yes, in one swoop they take out the 3pp&nbsp; market for D&amp;D, unless Paizo wins</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mamba, post: 8900189, member: 7034611"] notice the ‘basically everyone’ WotC can scare almost everyone away, and they already have. All those that ran will not come back without using the OGL either, so this all rests on Paizo now. If the court decides 1.0a is irrevocable then people will use it again. If the court decides it can be revoked and draws some line about what falls outside of copyright, then maybe some people will try to stick to that part and return to publishing for D&D. Depending on just how little is being carved out (because neither side is interested in clarifying everything at these kinds of expenses), that might be pretty limiting if you want to create a product for D&D rather than your own RPG however. my point is they do not have to fight. If no one fights them over 1.0a then there is no chance anyone fights them over copyright. So yes, in one swoop they take out the 3pp market for D&D, unless Paizo wins [/QUOTE]

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