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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dmccoy1693" data-source="post: 6620500" data-attributes="member: 51747">Don't forget, this delay of one month after the launch of the system was one of the main factors that created Pathfinder. Paizo had employees to pay and a production schedule to keep. A delay like this would have cost jobs. Had Wizards moved about 6-8 months before launch (like they talked about several times beforehand), Paizo, Green Ronin and others might have had time to negotiate the revised license (or possibly an even better license) and D&D might have stayed king.The fact that 1) there is no license at this point in time and 2) no one at Wizards is willing (or possibly able) to talk publicly (or even privately to me) about a license tells me that it is dead in the water and my only real option to proceed is to go with existing avenues. Edit: Even if it ever does come out, a delay this big is going to make me read it with a much more scrutenous eyes than had it come out in January. A delay of this long has told me it is not a priority at best and viewed as a potential threat at worst. Kill clauses like the GSL had would be non-starters for me at this point. It would have to be of OGL level of forever lasting to make me sign on.</blockquote>