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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9454627" data-attributes="member: 7034611">I am acknowledging that I have no control over the name, not sure what there is to cedethey are the only things that can have that nametechnically you might not have, but chances are you stayed pretty close to it.This is a legal argument though, I am sure you consider what you are playing to be D&amp;D, where that falls flat is if you want to either publish your complete ruleset or your changes under the name D&amp;D.not part of the ruleset, so not relevant. Yes, you can play D&amp;D in a homebrew setting, no one ever claimed otherwise. You go off on all these wild tangents…I said the D&amp;D core books are the foundation of D&amp;D, repeatedly. So A5e and ToV are a separate foundation as they have their own core books.They are compatible because they are compatible with the SRD.if the goal is publishing… then the SRD is important, regardless of whether you charge any money or not. Profit has nothing to do with it.For homebrew you use at your table only&nbsp; it does not matterpublishing…who is putting that forth? We are saying 5e now encompasses more than just D&amp;D 5e, not that it does not include D&amp;D 5e</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mamba, post: 9454627, member: 7034611"] I am acknowledging that I have no control over the name, not sure what there is to cede they are the only things that can have that name technically you might not have, but chances are you stayed pretty close to it. This is a legal argument though, I am sure you consider what you are playing to be D&D, where that falls flat is if you want to either publish your complete ruleset or your changes under the name D&D. not part of the ruleset, so not relevant. Yes, you can play D&D in a homebrew setting, no one ever claimed otherwise. You go off on all these wild tangents… I said the D&D core books are the foundation of D&D, repeatedly. So A5e and ToV are a separate foundation as they have their own core books. They are compatible because they are compatible with the SRD. if the goal is publishing… then the SRD is important, regardless of whether you charge any money or not. Profit has nothing to do with it. For homebrew you use at your table only it does not matter publishing… who is putting that forth? We are saying 5e now encompasses more than just D&D 5e, not that it does not include D&D 5e [/QUOTE]

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