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<blockquote data-quote="Sanguinemetaldawn" data-source="post: 3492481" data-attributes="member: 23390">Well, this isn't really what I was thinking of.Given the significant restrictions on submission length and so forth, lets say I was just going to submit one portion of a larger multi part scenario.Or if I submit a monster design that I intend to include in a published scenario elsewhere, etc...So in those cases, I would have to pay Paizo to use my own creation, assuming they give me permission...?Yeah, no thanks.I mean, it would depend on the terms.&nbsp; For example, if Paizo wanted first right of refusal for a partnership publication, I could understand that.Then there is the issue of other people adding to a creators work.&nbsp; I am sure such creators are flattered by this, but if such alterations were made with no input/respect for the initial creator's vision, I doubt they would be welcome.I suppose all that sounds a bit pretentious, but with the loss of the D&amp;D rights, I am not seeing any particular reason to opt for Paizo over any other publishing company, and the OGL remains in force, making indie publishing always an option.Just curious really.I also wanted to thank the Paizo people for replying.&nbsp; A disappointing reply is better than the &quot;no reply&quot; and sifting through opaque FAQs and boards found elsewhere.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sanguinemetaldawn, post: 3492481, member: 23390"] Well, this isn't really what I was thinking of. Given the significant restrictions on submission length and so forth, lets say I was just going to submit one portion of a larger multi part scenario. Or if I submit a monster design that I intend to include in a published scenario elsewhere, etc... So in those cases, I would have to pay Paizo to use my own creation, assuming they give me permission...? Yeah, no thanks. I mean, it would depend on the terms. For example, if Paizo wanted first right of refusal for a partnership publication, I could understand that. Then there is the issue of other people adding to a creators work. I am sure such creators are flattered by this, but if such alterations were made with no input/respect for the initial creator's vision, I doubt they would be welcome. I suppose all that sounds a bit pretentious, but with the loss of the D&D rights, I am not seeing any particular reason to opt for Paizo over any other publishing company, and the OGL remains in force, making indie publishing always an option. Just curious really. I also wanted to thank the Paizo people for replying. A disappointing reply is better than the "no reply" and sifting through opaque FAQs and boards found elsewhere. [/QUOTE]

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