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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 900765" data-attributes="member: 533">Then again, their MC rules could possibly just be as unappealing as their psionics rules.Being a business leader in the RPG industry does not assure you that every product you produce is a hit. It is that kind of attitude that got TSR into financial disaster (they think their "TSR" company brand has more leverage and equity than D&D product brand). I'm afraid that Wizards may fall into that same habit.But I digress. While referring to other product is your way of helping others out, legally you do not have that control over someone else's trademark. So get their permission first.OTOH as a consumer, if I look at your d20 product and I find that I must have other books to use your product fully, and they are not in my own collection, I may be more inclined to put your product back on the shelf rather than take it to the cash register. So understand your consumer's thinking well.If you can, simply reprint the necessary content. If not, get permission.</blockquote>