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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sundragon2012" data-source="post: 2426648" data-attributes="member: 7624">This is the problem with this kind of thing.WoTC puts out the OGL license and that is a great thing but I am noticing that what should become standard reference works for the game such as the Complete Divine, Complete Fighter, Monster Manual 2, Monster Manual 3, Liber Mortis, Book of Vile Darkness, etc. are not OGL. IMO this is not the best way to do things. Making some of this stuff OGL would from a positioning perspective make sense because many would like to just plug into standard references for the D20 system made by WoTC. Not that WoTC products are automatically better, but having books like the MM2 and MM3 as OGL would simply spread the use of even more iconic D&D monsters. Having books like the Complete Fighter OGL would spread standardization of concepts created by WoTC thereby spreading more "D&Disms" across the D20 marketplace.Oh well, not like I can't create my own rules or borrow from some of the excellent 3rd party stuff out there.Chris</blockquote>