Whould you buy a system-free setting?

w_earle_wheeler · Feb 13, 2007

prosfilaes said:
But can you afford to do that? WotC got sued by Palladium for doing that for their Primal Order series (pre-MtG) and had to settle. It's clear that at least one publisher isn't happy with that, and that even if the court agrees you have the right to do that, it will take a full court case to decide that.

Of course, you would only use systems that you had permission to use in that manner.

buzz said:
w_earle_wheeler, correct me if I'm wrong, but you're not talking about a published product, correct?

That's right, I was just talking about a theoretical supplement to a setting bible.

tadk · Feb 13, 2007

You guys

Well to add to my above comment
If it came from your company (which I like a lot your products) I would be very favorably inclined towards.

Whould you buy a system-free setting?

Assuming you were interested in the setting, would you buy setting free products?

Yes, I'd buy the core book and all/most supplements if it was cool enough

I might pick up the core book but probably nothing more

I'd only be interested if it included a game system, but I'm not too bothered what that system is

No way, it has to be done with (insert your favourite game system here) or I'm not interested

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