UA content on the web

[Bront]

Is there anyplace where the UA content has been posted on the web? I remember reading about a link somewhere, but I was unable to find it.

 

[smootrk]

http://www.d20srd.org/
this site has some of the UA material added. It is unfinished as of yet.

 

[Bront]

Cool, that was the link I needed, thanks.

 

[lonesoldier]

Is all of UA OGL content? I did notice the Lisence at the back, what does that mean exactly?

(I know what OGL means)

 

[Nyeshet]

If I recall correctly, most of the book is OGL. I would not be at all surprised if - perhaps a year from now - it all appeared in the official SRD at WotC (much like XHB and DDG).

 

[Bront]

It's all optional rules, so not likely to go in the SRD. Plus, why would you buy the book then since all it is for is rules? No one realy cares about the fluff in UA.

 

[Crothian]

its ogl, it doesn't need to be in the SRD for publishers to make use of it. Nothing is gained by making it SRD

 

[Saeviomagy]

It's all optional rules, so not likely to go in the SRD. Plus, why would you buy the book then since all it is for is rules? No one realy cares about the fluff in UA.

The fact that the average DM likes to have an actual, physical copy of rules... That'd do it.

 

[Grazzt]

If I recall correctly, most of the book is OGL. I would not be at all surprised if - perhaps a year from now - it all appeared in the official SRD at WotC (much like XHB and DDG).

About the only thing that isnt open are the references to "forbidden" monsters (umber hulk, yuan-ti, beholder, etc).

It wont appear in the SRD. Like Crothian said above...there's no reason for it to. The license and designation of Open Content at the beginning of the book tells publishers/writers all they need to know (tells them what they can and cannot use).