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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yora" data-source="post: 8333851" data-attributes="member: 6670763">RPGs in the 21st century have a huge advantage in that access to distribution channels is trivially easy. Required production costs for content are also basically nonexisting. You can write your own RPG material on your computer using free software and then export the file as a pdf. You can upload it on your own webspace, a free hosting service, or even a commercial site where you can get money for downloads of your file.Getting noticed by people who want to download your game material is of course a challenge, but an RPG can exist with a worldwide audience without any commercial publisher involved.If you want to create and share content for the love of the art, you can. We do not require our games to come from the one company that can put the D&D logo on their new releases.AD&D is still being played and gets new content. Basic/Expert is still being played and gets new content. That another game is having the D&D name on the cover now makes little difference to people who enjoy the old style of content.</blockquote>