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<blockquote data-quote="shamurai7" data-source="post: 7713411" data-attributes="member: 6796789">They specifically revised the TOS for DM's guild because of my product a week after they asked me to take it down. Really doubt I could track down the email. This was from July-Aug of last year.I got to keep all my profits though!The biggest loser was the community because the cards are amazeballs. You can keep them digital for reference, or print the ones you need. Full errata, full sourcebook coverage.Considering it took me 3 months to make the ~11, 12 hundo was honestly chump change but over the course of a few more months of sales it could have been very nice.The GF9 cards are ugly, full of errors, illegible with small type fonts, missing supplement book spells and WAY overpriced. So dropping 20 for my product was a great option for folks.Their original TOS was far more lenient allowing you to publish anything including any content that was in their books. Whereas third parties were constrained by the (very) limited SRD for physical products DM's guild releases were not bound by SRD. This gave me free reign. It only applied to DM's guild though and not the sister sites.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shamurai7, post: 7713411, member: 6796789"] They specifically revised the TOS for DM's guild because of my product a week after they asked me to take it down. Really doubt I could track down the email. This was from July-Aug of last year. I got to keep all my profits though! The biggest loser was the community because the cards are amazeballs. You can keep them digital for reference, or print the ones you need. Full errata, full sourcebook coverage. Considering it took me 3 months to make the ~11, 12 hundo was honestly chump change but over the course of a few more months of sales it could have been very nice. The GF9 cards are ugly, full of errors, illegible with small type fonts, missing supplement book spells and WAY overpriced. So dropping 20 for my product was a great option for folks. Their original TOS was far more lenient allowing you to publish anything including any content that was in their books. Whereas third parties were constrained by the (very) limited SRD for physical products DM's guild releases were not bound by SRD. This gave me free reign. It only applied to DM's guild though and not the sister sites. [/QUOTE]

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