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<blockquote data-quote="chatdemon" data-source="post: 81945" data-attributes="member: 228">Um...&quot;Requires the use of the Dungeons &amp; Dragons Players Handbook, Third Edition, Published by Wizards of the Coast&quot;You CAN say that.WotC, and Dancey himself in fact, have discussed further additions/revisions to the D20 license that would make it possible to refer to the DMG, MM, and possibly Psi handbook in a D20 product.The D20 logo isn't the only thing you can use to indicate compliance. It's just the big one. Eventually, most players will see the D20 logo and understand &quot;hey, this is one of those 3rd party D&amp;D things, kewl&quot;, so the point becomes moot, but your contention that WotC does not allow you to indicate compatibility with D&amp;D under the D20 license is untrue.Now, if you are only using the OGL and the D20 srd, but not the D20 license, you can't use either. Even referring to D20 compatibility in this case is a breach of license, so be careful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chatdemon, post: 81945, member: 228"] Um... "Requires the use of the Dungeons & Dragons Players Handbook, Third Edition, Published by Wizards of the Coast" You [B][I]CAN[/I][/B] say that. WotC, and Dancey himself in fact, have discussed further additions/revisions to the D20 license that would make it possible to refer to the DMG, MM, and possibly Psi handbook in a D20 product. The D20 logo isn't the only thing you can use to indicate compliance. It's just the big one. Eventually, most players will see the D20 logo and understand "hey, this is one of those 3rd party D&D things, kewl", so the point becomes moot, but your contention that WotC does not allow you to indicate compatibility with D&D under the D20 license is untrue. Now, if you are only using the OGL and the D20 srd, but not the D20 license, you can't use either. Even referring to D20 compatibility in this case is a breach of license, so be careful. [/QUOTE]

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