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<blockquote data-quote="Dana_Jorgensen" data-source="post: 1489446" data-attributes="member: 12962">I'll second jmuchiello's suggestion of the free gaming association (<a href="http://www.freegamingassociation.org" target="_blank">www.freegamingassociation.org</a>).The organization's goal is to redevelop the D20 system under a completely free to use product identity, Prometheus, right down to eventually including character generation rules. The only requirement is to remain loyal to the core of the rules (no switching to using a d30 or d100 for skill checks, for example).If enough companies start using it as their primary alternative to the D20 logo, it could easily rival the D20 logo in &quot;street cred&quot;. As things currently stand with OGL, the d20 system is beginning to fragment with all the variations being published under the OGL banner, as well as the existence of at least one other gaming system operating under the OGL license (Action!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dana_Jorgensen, post: 1489446, member: 12962"] I'll second jmuchiello's suggestion of the free gaming association ([url]www.freegamingassociation.org[/url]). The organization's goal is to redevelop the D20 system under a completely free to use product identity, Prometheus, right down to eventually including character generation rules. The only requirement is to remain loyal to the core of the rules (no switching to using a d30 or d100 for skill checks, for example). If enough companies start using it as their primary alternative to the D20 logo, it could easily rival the D20 logo in "street cred". As things currently stand with OGL, the d20 system is beginning to fragment with all the variations being published under the OGL banner, as well as the existence of at least one other gaming system operating under the OGL license (Action!) [/QUOTE]

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