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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 8901712" data-attributes="member: 7635">I'm still confused how "deauthorize 1.0a" figures into this leak about D&D Beyond. How does that even work? The first person who signs up for a subscription agrees to end OGL for everyone? You personally agree to never buy or sell anything using 1.0a ever again? How would they even track that? Maybe no 1.0a homebrew, but again that's a lot of work to have algorithms search every piece of homebrew and match it to billions of OGL products. I know Haptos will remind us of the sources impeccable track record, but I still feel they are either mixing rumors, conflating different leaks, and trying to pass this all off as the next controversy. WotC has backed down from 1.1 and are working on its replacement. Most 3pps have signaled their intentions already. But those blogs and YouTubers made some sweet ad money last week, and who says the party has to end? Let's toss a bunch of things that get people riled up (no OGL, no homebrew, price increase, AI) into one tweet and say "details soon!" I'm not going to argue about this being smoke with no fire, but I am thinking this is intentionally curated to generate more smoke.</blockquote>