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As players move away from due to the OGL changes, it can be comforting that there's a TTRPG like that has plenty of similarities, such as the functionality of the Cleric class.
Source: https://screenrant.com/pathfinder-2e-deities-chaotic-good-characters-calistria-kalekot/
Hasbro already sells Power Ranger NFTs, and while the OGL 1.0a does allow hateful people to produce hateful content that you could hatefully use at a table while gaming, they can’t call it D&D.
Source: https://gizmodo.com/dungeons-dragons-wizards-of-the-coast-ogl-ben-riggs-1850211730
Now, Wizards of the Coast confirms it has backtracked the OGL, removing royalties and the ability for it to manufacture and sell third-party developer's products while claiming that had never been its intention.
Source: https://www.cbr.com/wotc-dnd-response-ogl-cancels-royalties/
One of the most contentious changes about Wizards of the Coast's OGL 1.1 was the introduction of a royalty structure that would require any games using the OGL to pay Wizards of the Coast a 25% tax on earnings above $750,000.
Source: https://gamerant.com/dungeons-dragons-open-game-license-controversy-roll-sandwich-tiktok/
One of the most contentious changes about Wizards of the Coast's OGL 1.1 was the introduction of a royalty structure that would require any games using the OGL to pay Wizards of the Coast a 25% tax on earnings above $750,000.
Source: https://gamerant.com/dungeons-dragons-open-game-license-controversy-roll-sandwich-tiktok/
Rumors surrounding the OGL have swirled for weeks, putting many creators on edge.
Source: https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/dungeons-dragons-ogl-leak-community-backlash-dnd/
The leak also confirmed Wizards of the Coast's stated intent to "de-authorize" the previous OGL, which would force publishers into the more restrictive license.
This supplementary book series uses the OGL (Open Game License) 5e ruleset, which transforms everything Tolkien fans love about Middle-earth into playable material.
Source: https://gamerant.com/dungeons-dragons-companion-5e-books-third-party/
With the leak of the new OGL (which had already been shared by many creators under NDA), that goodwill has been significantly eroded and puts a sub-industry that's over 20 years old at risk.
Source: https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/dungeons-dragons-ogl-leak-community-backlash-dnd/
You realize that third-party content existed long before the OGL, right?