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Well, obviously the big thing is the royalty clause; although I think the fanbase-at-large is really underestimating just how few OGL projects even get remotely close to the $750,000 a year mark, and how commercial those projects are. This is not something that's going to significantly affect...

It's fair to criticize the OGL 1.1 draft as much more restrictive, but raging at literally standard terms that *every* digital content forum has is not particularly sensible any way you cut it. (Also, this is like the billionth time people have gotten themselves all worked up over that exact...

This is not surprising -- the original OGL allowed for full up commercial creation of rival products to like Pathfinder to springboard off of D&D 3rd Edition. As much as I love Pathfinder, that was absolutely an unintended consequence of an overly permissive license and *not* what any sane...