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<blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 2382410" data-attributes="member: 945">It's a good general rule to contact any publisher regarding their content. It's considered a gentlemanly thing to do. It also ensures that you have the latest version of whatever it is you want to include (in case there are any outstanding errata), and it also enables the publisher to know where their content is going. And as BG said, you need to add the appropriate information into your section 15 of the OGL.Regarding WoTC content, I wouldn't hold my breathe waiting for it. You can ask WoTC, and while there is a chance they will allow it, they may also charge you for the content. Regarding d20 publisher closed content. Depending on the content, the publisher can choose to allow you to use it or not. In those cases, you will need to also designate it as closed content, and stipulate in your license that it is not open, and used with permission from the source.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="der_kluge, post: 2382410, member: 945"] It's a good general rule to contact any publisher regarding their content. It's considered a gentlemanly thing to do. It also ensures that you have the latest version of whatever it is you want to include (in case there are any outstanding errata), and it also enables the publisher to know where their content is going. And as BG said, you need to add the appropriate information into your section 15 of the OGL. Regarding WoTC content, I wouldn't hold my breathe waiting for it. You can ask WoTC, and while there is a chance they will allow it, they may also charge you for the content. Regarding d20 publisher closed content. Depending on the content, the publisher can choose to allow you to use it or not. In those cases, you will need to also designate it as closed content, and stipulate in your license that it is not open, and used with permission from the source. [/QUOTE]

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