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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 9631912" data-attributes="member: 7006">Until WotC shows any sign of actually suing someone for some product they release... I refuse to believe there's some sort of massive Sword of Damocles hanging over every Tom, Dick, and Harry who wants to publish some random D&amp;D product.&nbsp; What kind of money does that person think they are going to not only make, but also take away from WotC that would warrant the company to go through the effort of filing some lawsuit?But of course there's also the other end of this-- if someone is genuinely afraid of being sued by Wizards of the Coast for some product they make... then the simplest answer is just not make a D&amp;D product!&nbsp; You don't HAVE to make D&amp;D products you know.&nbsp; Design your own game.&nbsp; Make something original.&nbsp; If you don't try and jump on the D&amp;D bandwagon, then you never have to worry about WotC at some point cutting that bandwagon loose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 9631912, member: 7006"] Until WotC shows any sign of actually suing someone for some product they release... I refuse to believe there's some sort of massive Sword of Damocles hanging over every Tom, Dick, and Harry who wants to publish some random D&D product. What kind of money does that person think they are going to not only make, but also take away from WotC that would warrant the company to go through the effort of filing some lawsuit? But of course there's also the other end of this-- if someone is genuinely afraid of being sued by Wizards of the Coast for some product they make... then the simplest answer is [I]just not make a D&D product![/I] You don't HAVE to make D&D products you know. Design your own game. Make something original. If you don't try and jump on the D&D bandwagon, then you never have to worry about WotC at some point cutting that bandwagon loose. [/QUOTE]

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