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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Uchawi" data-source="post: 6307247" data-attributes="member: 6775000"><p>I believe they need to implement a license that allows a third party to protect their own ideas as it applies to 5E or a fantasy setting. So if a third party pulls out, or decides to expand to other RPGs, then their ideas are not the property of WOTC. It also needs to reduce any barriers for a third party to contribute to the game. If 5E takes a protectionist approach, then they will have the same problem as 4E where a third party finds it very difficult to add content because the mechanisms WOTC uses to add content is for their use only. The result is the third party is competing against WOTC, versus working together. The concept applies to hardcopy and electronic media and/or tools (game aids).</p></blockquote><p></p>