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<blockquote data-quote="Reynard" data-source="post: 3986827" data-attributes="member: 467">I have a question: What happens if the terms of the OGL prohibit your intent with the APG?&nbsp; While it seems certain that WotC will think adventures and monster books and settings are great for 4E, they might not think so much of alternate PHBs (and PHB addendum's that contradict the intended design flavor and goals of 4E, anyway).&nbsp; The only chane, at all, that I will purchase 4E is if Necro or another 3rd party manages to get the D&amp;D back in D&amp;D.&nbsp; if WotC decides that is against their best interests and includes provisions to, say, not allow publishers to create &quot;new&quot; missing stuff until it appears in a WotC book and gets added to the SRD, will Necro still jump on board?(Note: I realize the new OGL will be under NDA -- a fact that concerns me to no end, BTW -- but I assume you cna answer the above questions witout breaking said NDA.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reynard, post: 3986827, member: 467"] I have a question: What happens if the terms of the OGL prohibit your intent with the APG? While it seems certain that WotC will think adventures and monster books and settings are great for 4E, they might not think so much of alternate PHBs (and PHB addendum's that contradict the intended design flavor and goals of 4E, anyway). The only chane, at all, that I will purchase 4E is if Necro or another 3rd party manages to get the D&D back in D&D. if WotC decides that is against their best interests and includes provisions to, say, not allow publishers to create "new" missing stuff until it appears in a WotC book and gets added to the SRD, will Necro still jump on board? (Note: I realize the new OGL will be under NDA -- a fact that concerns me to no end, BTW -- but I assume you cna answer the above questions witout breaking said NDA.) [/QUOTE]

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