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<blockquote data-quote="andargor" data-source="post: 997300" data-attributes="member: 7231">Thanks for the reply.For example, Creative Mountain Games gave permission to PCGen to use classes and spells, as well as terms such as &quot;Trundle&quot; or &quot;Lexus&quot;, in their data files.I notice that the data files from PCGen entitled &quot;trundlefolk&quot; mention &quot;ISOGL:YES&quot;, meaning they are Open Game Content (I think).So, other than requesting permission to use &quot;Trundle&quot; and &quot;Lexus&quot; in my tool (IP of Creative Mountain Games), do I have to ask specific permission?And if the data file is marked as &quot;OGL&quot; or &quot;OGC&quot; (not sure of the difference), does that mean I can use spells and classes from &quot;trundlefolk&quot; without asking specific permission?I just want to make really sure I don't ruffle feathers or tread on toes! You guys do good work <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />EDIT: The tool I want to build is a generic RPG system engine. I don't want to get into technical details, but it will support &quot;schemas&quot;, one of which will be d20 D&amp;D. This will be OGL and free.Andargor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="andargor, post: 997300, member: 7231"] Thanks for the reply. For example, Creative Mountain Games gave permission to PCGen to use classes and spells, as well as terms such as "Trundle" or "Lexus", in their data files. I notice that the data files from PCGen entitled "trundlefolk" mention "ISOGL:YES", meaning they are Open Game Content (I think). So, other than requesting permission to use "Trundle" and "Lexus" in my tool (IP of Creative Mountain Games), do I have to ask specific permission? And if the data file is marked as "OGL" or "OGC" (not sure of the difference), does that mean I can use spells and classes from "trundlefolk" without asking specific permission? I just want to make [i]really[/i] sure I don't ruffle feathers or tread on toes! You guys do good work :) EDIT: The tool I want to build is a generic RPG system engine. I don't want to get into technical details, but it will support "schemas", one of which will be d20 D&D. This will be OGL and free. Andargor [/QUOTE]

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