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<blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 2495921" data-attributes="member: 1405">IME, the OGL has been an unparalleled success.&nbsp; Before 3e, I played 2e. That is all I played and I never considered another game.&nbsp; I hated the fact that I would have to learn an entire new set of rules to play something other than D&amp;D.These days, I run modern and future games.&nbsp; I can demo Blue Rose or Mutants and Masterminds and I am exposed to a whole range of gaming that I never would have encountered otherwise.The OGL has turned a casual gamer into a hard core gamer who routinely goes to a website to get more information on gaming.&nbsp; Not to mention that I can easily recommend other games to people because I know the rules.&nbsp; I still to not recommend WW etc, but there are lot of games out there now that share a common aspect making it much easier to play what you want and find players for it.I do not think Wizards will abandon the OGL or the d20 License.&nbsp; It has sold too many books for them.Dave</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Belen, post: 2495921, member: 1405"] IME, the OGL has been an unparalleled success. Before 3e, I played 2e. That is all I played and I never considered another game. I hated the fact that I would have to learn an entire new set of rules to play something other than D&D. These days, I run modern and future games. I can demo Blue Rose or Mutants and Masterminds and I am exposed to a whole range of gaming that I never would have encountered otherwise. The OGL has turned a casual gamer into a hard core gamer who routinely goes to a website to get more information on gaming. Not to mention that I can easily recommend other games to people because I know the rules. I still to not recommend WW etc, but there are lot of games out there now that share a common aspect making it much easier to play what you want and find players for it. I do not think Wizards will abandon the OGL or the d20 License. It has sold too many books for them. Dave [/QUOTE]

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