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<blockquote data-quote="Gilwen" data-source="post: 3890975" data-attributes="member: 1871">How did you originall source your rules infomation? Did you take if from the DnD books or did you use the SRD? If you used the SRD and not information from WOTC's printed books things will be easier to ensure you don't include none open information. If you also took info from other OGL publishers then it complicates things only a bit because you need to ensure that the stuff you included in OGC and no PI.you will also need to make a decision on what original content that you made that you want to open up. As Nellsir said anything already OGC or derived from OGC has to stay OGC. Artwork, prose, proper names, etc can be declared PI and not be reused down the line (legally anyway) without your permission, this of course assumes that the info wasn't OGC.If you have any quesitons post them and we can help you understand the licenses. I'm not a lawyer but I have a pretty good grasp of the licenses.Gil</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gilwen, post: 3890975, member: 1871"] How did you originall source your rules infomation? Did you take if from the DnD books or did you use the SRD? If you used the SRD and not information from WOTC's printed books things will be easier to ensure you don't include none open information. If you also took info from other OGL publishers then it complicates things only a bit because you need to ensure that the stuff you included in OGC and no PI. you will also need to make a decision on what original content that you made that you want to open up. As Nellsir said anything already OGC or derived from OGC has to stay OGC. Artwork, prose, proper names, etc can be declared PI and not be reused down the line (legally anyway) without your permission, this of course assumes that the info wasn't OGC. If you have any quesitons post them and we can help you understand the licenses. I'm not a lawyer but I have a pretty good grasp of the licenses. Gil [/QUOTE]

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