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<blockquote data-quote="Dungeonosophy" data-source="post: 7468268" data-attributes="member: 6688049">Ex-SettingsD&amp;D Ex-Settings:Conan/Red SonjaLankhmarDiablo IIKingdoms of KalamarWarcraft (the first Warcraft d20 TRPG was officially branded with the D&amp;D logo by agreement with WotC)Ex-Settings, if you count other TSR and WotC games (non-D&amp;D):Barsoom (miniatures game)Tekumel: Empire of the Petal Throne (first edition was published by TSR)Wilderlands of High Fantasy (IIRC, there was some license or agreement between Judge's Guild and TSR)Indiana JonesMarvel Super HeroesFinneous FingersSnarfQuestPerry Mason (TSR boardgame)Honeymooners (TSR boardgame)All My Children (TSR soap opera boardgame)2001: A Space OdysseyBuck RogersStar*CraftPokemon (Jr. Adventure Game)Star WarsWheel of TimeCall of Cthulhu d20 (also Cthulhu pantheon in 1e Deities &amp; Demigods)Hackmaster 4E (was an officially licensed comedic version of AD&amp;D)Ex-Mini-Settings:Shannara (in DRAGON magazine)Ex-Setting Glimpses:Elric's Multiverse (pantheon in 1e Deities &amp; Demigods, and Kelmain in AD&amp;D action figures)The &quot;Giants in the Earth&quot; DRAGON mag articles had a bunch of conversions of various Intellectual Properties into D&amp;D. I don't know if these were done through licensing agreements, or what.Technically, all OGL games are licensees of WotC. That's a big Megaverse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dungeonosophy, post: 7468268, member: 6688049"] [b]Ex-Settings[/b] D&D Ex-Settings: Conan/Red Sonja Lankhmar Diablo II Kingdoms of Kalamar Warcraft (the first Warcraft d20 TRPG was officially branded with the D&D logo by agreement with WotC) Ex-Settings, if you count other TSR and WotC games (non-D&D): Barsoom (miniatures game) Tekumel: Empire of the Petal Throne (first edition was published by TSR) Wilderlands of High Fantasy (IIRC, there was some license or agreement between Judge's Guild and TSR) Indiana Jones Marvel Super Heroes Finneous Fingers SnarfQuest Perry Mason (TSR boardgame) Honeymooners (TSR boardgame) All My Children (TSR soap opera boardgame) 2001: A Space Odyssey Buck Rogers Star*Craft Pokemon (Jr. Adventure Game) Star Wars Wheel of Time Call of Cthulhu d20 (also Cthulhu pantheon in 1e Deities & Demigods) Hackmaster 4E (was an officially licensed comedic version of AD&D) Ex-Mini-Settings: Shannara (in DRAGON magazine) Ex-Setting Glimpses: Elric's Multiverse (pantheon in 1e Deities & Demigods, and Kelmain in AD&D action figures) The "Giants in the Earth" DRAGON mag articles had a bunch of conversions of various Intellectual Properties into D&D. I don't know if these were done through licensing agreements, or what. Technically, all OGL games are licensees of WotC. That's a big Megaverse. [/QUOTE]

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