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Message: <blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 8421510" data-attributes="member: 86653">Whoever owns the IP gets to decide what's okay and not okay for that IP. That's how IP works.Yeah, of course. But that doesn't translate into getting to decide what an IP holder does with their IP. Never has, never will. Who gets to make the decision for D&D? Wizards and Hasbro. The only decision we get to make is whether we buy their products or not.That's a huge leap. From IP holder deciding what to do with their IP to censorship. Huge, huge leap. A publisher deciding what to publish is not deciding for you what is good or bad, nor is it deciding what you get to read or write. Don't be ridiculous.Jesus. D&D settings are not classics of literature. Greyhawk is a quirky style of elfgame...not Shakespeare. You're literally comparing D&D settings to Shakespeare. Ludicrous.</blockquote>