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WotC non-OGL alternative to D&D
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Ruin Explorer
Legend
Fate is OGL.
I know! But it is. I suspect a couple of the others might be as well. You can't assume they're not just because they don't use d20 mechanics.
Ruin Explorer
Legend
My serious answer would be Dungeon World.
It plays very like D&D, to the point where you can literally run existing D&D adventures with, but it has a totally different system.
It plays very like D&D, to the point where you can literally run existing D&D adventures with, but it has a totally different system.
Ruin Explorer
Legend
Is there a version of Earthdawn where the rules aren't dreadful? Serious question, because I need to get it if so. Conceptually ED is great, and for 1993, the rules aren't terrible, but for 2022...
Faolyn
(she/her)
I'm definitely looking forward to playing in that system.
overgeeked
Open-World Sandbox
It’s also released under Creative Commons.
Faolyn
(she/her)
OK, here's the question. Why is Fate OGL?
Ruin Explorer
Legend
Because they wanted an easy licence for people to be able to make content for their system, I would guess? And being OGL makes it incredibly easy for people to legally make stuff for your system. I know they're not the only non-d20 game that's OGL.
J.Quondam
CR 1/8
Fate offers a choice of OGL or CC.
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