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Message: <blockquote data-quote="silvermane" data-source="post: 6040725" data-attributes="member: 26367">Let's set some facts straight:...and they resurfaced at another site which exists to this very day. Regardless, the original indices can still be easily found on the Web (but they have become obsolete).There are at  least two sites which have posted complete WotC feats/spells/classes/monsters (stat blocks only) for several years now and WotC is apparently in no hurry to have them shut down. Not to mention dozens of private sites (wikis and others) where some of this material can be found.Speaking of OGL, the Grand OGL wiki at <a href="http://www.purpleduckgames.com" target="_blank">www.purpleduckgames.com</a> contains a fair share of third party material, especially Mongoose's. Finally, there are dozens fan-made variations of WotC classes. There is nothing preventing you from posting your own version of a warlock/samurai/ninja/whatever. They can even have the same abilities, you only need to phrase them differently. Unless you hold WotC material to be the supreme standard, it is not really necessary any more. The total volume of homebrew found on the Web far exceeds the official material, and most importantly, people are still producing it at a steady rate - 3.5 homebrewing is more popular than Pathfinder's on most forums.</blockquote>