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They're some random diversity DnD podcasters/commentators. https://linktr.ee/TBHalflings And they're BLACK!!!1 I wasn't even being casually racist this time!

They invited 'Three Black Halflings' as well so you know this Summit will be a rigorous open forum of scrutiny. Especially in regards to accurate depictions of cultural and racial sensitivity and inclusivity.

The company released an official statement. A new OGL will be coming but they're claiming changes will be made based on the negative fan feedback. They also stated their purpose was tonprevemt large corporations from using their OGL AND to prevent the use of their OGL by "hateful and...

Oh wow Ginny D came out and said cancel subscriptions. I never saw her videos but she's a pretty big presence in DnD on Youtube AFAIK. My own recommendation list is literally filled with DnD content creators on YouTube offering their takes on OneDnD/6thEd and the new proposed OGL's. I've never...

So some new developments. The biggest news is that WOTC/Hasbro apparently stated that OGL 1.1 was just a "rough draft" and have announced OGL 2.0 which was revealed to some partners. This of course goes against reports that OGL 1.1 was supposed to roll out by now in early January but was likely...

What makes OGL 1.1 more restrictive? And posting the terms in the OP isn't raging lol. This is my normal posting behavior.

Since it's a nothingburger then I guess that WOTC has nothing to worry about. 🤷‍♀️ Good thing they must have people like you in charge there. :p

Yeah Kobold Press did something similar as well. https://www.wargamer.com/dnd/ogl-kobold-press-open-rpg-ruleset And two non-woke Companies are offering promotions of their 5E stuff in regards to the announcement of WOTC's announcement or at least did when it first broke last week or whenever...

Be interesting to see if WOTC will carve out special licensing deals with chosen creators like Paizo/Pathfinder or Kobold Press or even Critical Role.

Well Hasbro is probably ultimately responsible for it. They want to monetize the heck out of Wizards of the Coast and take full advantage of their position as a market leader in TTRPG space. Wizards of the Coast means nothing to them if they aren't constantly growing and making money and yet...

There was supposedly a leak of Wizards of the Coasts Open Gaming License which allows all sorts of third parties to utilize Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition for their own content. With the upcoming release of One DnD, there were confirmed reports that Wizards would charge a 25% royalty for any...