How many OGL games exist?

[sadric01]

EverQuest d20
WWE Know Your Role

 

[Joe Sala]

Again, I think you misunderstood me. I was asking about complete stand-alone games. For example: abilities must be described. So Thieves' World and The Black Company are out of the list.

 

[Morrus]

Dragonstar has it's own PHB, it needs it since they introduced a lot of variant rules subsystems.

Dragonstar bears the d20 logo, which means that there's no way it can have full character generation and advancement rules in it; thus meaning it's not a complete OGL game. Nothing with the d20 logo on it can be. Well, not legally, at least!

 

[jdrakeh]

Had Midnight and Dragonstar a complete set of rules? Or did you need to have the PHB?

You need the PHB for complete character creation and the DMG for advancement rules.

 

[jdrakeh]

Wars
Lone Wolf
Grim Tales
Star Munchkin*

*Debatable. Complete and playable as-is, but you'll need to refer to other books in for explanation of several d20 terms (specifically, with regard to creatures) if you don't already know them.

 

[kcmopd1913]

The other day I was wondering how many OGL fantasy games, based on the d20 system, are out there. I mean books with a complete set of rules, not just campaign settings. For example:

Conan
Pathfinder (still Alpha)
Etherscope
OGL Steampunk
OGL Ancients

More names?

Tome of the Lost Realms

 

[Banshee16]

What about World of Warcraft?

I think a better question is which ones are there, that are still being supported?

For that, I think it's basically World of Warcraft (maybe?), Conan, and Pathfinder.

Banshee

 

[Flynn]

Fantasy Concepts is another one for the list.

Enjoy,
Flynn

 

[Roger]

FATE 2.0 (and eventually 3.0) has fantasy options.


Cheers,
Roger

 

[jmucchiello]

What about World of Warcraft?

I think a better question is which ones are there, that are still being supported?

For that, I think it's basically World of Warcraft (maybe?), Conan, and Pathfinder.

Banshee

Supported? How about M&M, C&C, True20?