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<blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 8895314" data-attributes="member: 86653">Oh. No. I'm under no illusion that things released under the OGL are in any way automatically ported over to ORC. Whoever owns the content has to be the one to release that content into a license, no one else can. Absolutely. A lot of stuff I really like and enjoy is about to go poof.100%. I'm a big fan of the OSR so I'm well aware that WotC just yanked the rug out from under that entire scene. Best case scenario is WotC doesn't rescind the OGL for already existing content and the OSR can keep churning out their own unique stuff and adventures and compatible supplements under normal copyright laws. Worst case they start suing. It's an utter nightmare. What I'm saying is there's no going back. It's forward with the ORC (or other similarly honestly open license) or nothing. The creative types that built up the OSR will just have to do it again. No idea what that will look like.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="overgeeked, post: 8895314, member: 86653"] Oh. No. I'm under no illusion that things released under the OGL are in any way automatically ported over to ORC. Whoever owns the content has to be the one to release that content into a license, no one else can. Absolutely. A lot of stuff I really like and enjoy is about to go poof. 100%. I'm a big fan of the OSR so I'm well aware that WotC just yanked the rug out from under that entire scene. Best case scenario is WotC doesn't rescind the OGL for already existing content and the OSR can keep churning out their own unique stuff and adventures and compatible supplements under normal copyright laws. Worst case they start suing. It's an utter nightmare. What I'm saying is there's no going back. It's forward with the ORC (or other similarly honestly open license) or nothing. The creative types that built up the OSR will just have to do it again. No idea what that will look like. [/QUOTE]

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