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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 8885243" data-attributes="member: 58172">At the time, Hasbro-WotC itself knew the OGL is irrevocable. So they sought other legal tactics to kill it.Today, they seem to have new lawyers who are too clever by half, who think they can kill the OGL.Hasbro-WotC is a big-business with a massive warchest for a team of lawyers. They appear to think they are strong enough to destroy anyone in the gaming community who stands in their way.OK, but now you are obsolete. You have stopped growing. You will find fewer and fewer players.Kickstarter appears to now be an agent of Hasbro-WotC, that can arbitrarily remove any game that competes with 6e.The more "D&D-like" a game is, the more Hasbro-WotC lawyers will eye it, especially if commercially successful.Any "modularity" that you seek will be gated by the caprice of Hasbro-WotC.But perhaps most of all, it is the casual gamers who celebrate D&D on websites about D&D who will suffer the most.Think of all the D&D content created by ENWorlders, whether monsters, portraits, magic items, settings, or new mechanics for the D&D game. All homebrew gone. Hasbro-WotC lawyers can destroy all of it. Arbitrarily.</blockquote>