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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bluenose" data-source="post: 9235206" data-attributes="member: 49017">There seem to be quite a few companies that are expanding into new markets or releasing more products. Even some older ones (Chaosium is a prime example) that are releasing more material than they were a few years ago. One thing I will note, please don't assume all countries are the same and D&D is the main game in town. In most of the world that simply isn't true, and it's perfectly possible for a company to become active in English-speaking markets - Free League would be a clear example and also a company that's doing rather well for itself away from D&D. Free League do have their Workshop program for most of their games (not One Ring, I assume due to it being a licenced property). Whether people consider being allowed to produce material for a game equivalent to having an OGL/CC is a matter of your perspective, I suppose.</blockquote>