He's an opinionated bald man, why can't we slam him?
Probably good news. They certainly need the help.
Probably good news. They certainly need the help.
SKR could have gotten this job. http://www.enworld.org/forum/conten...You-To-Oversee-Licensed-Products#.VUijd_l_OkoSean has updated his FB post (and accompanied it with a tweet to the same effect):
I was wondering if they'd brought him back on board for FR, given the vast amount of work he did on that setting for 3e.
He's an opinionated bald man, why can't we slam him?
in order to make it easier for WotC and licensors to make stuff."
Licensors??? Looks like the basic game will be OGL folks while if you want the whole kit and kaboodle, you gotta PAY UP!
More importantly, a 'licensor' would be someone who grants a license. So, who are WotC going to licensing from?
(And yes, I know he meant 'licensee'. Hence the smiley.)
Hasn't this been obvious for some while now?Why is no one addressing the elephant sitting in the corner?
SKR is a great guy and excellent author and designer... but....
Licensors??? Looks like the basic game will be OGL folks while if you want the whole kit and kaboodle, you gotta PAY UP!
I'm not sure I understand the confusion. The video games, the minis, the comics, the board games, the VTT, are produced under licensed by third parties.
Perkins already does that, but from an interiew he gave, he needs help. A typical days is him spending 2/3 of his time in meetings, then he answers around 200 emails, then he can start writing. Cra-zy.This is what he is probably working on. Things like Sword Coast Legends and the virtual tabletop could certainly benefit from a lore guru to help them along the way. Plus any unannounced projects that might need a "reference desk" as well.