Thomas,
You might want to check out the legal stuff surrounding the D20 license.
Evidently, Wizards of the Coast has exclusive rights when it comes to
"interactive games" I haven't read the license to see what is considered an
interactive game, but I'd imagine an accessible game would count. Still, I
think you're safe with using the Open Game License for a game, as opposed to
the D20 license. Gosh, I'm not even a lawyer and that sounds confusing....
Any developer of accessible games is probably going to fly under Wizards'
radar, but it's something to be aware of.
-Vapour
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Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2006 4:05 PM
Subject: Re: audyssey: Roll Playing Games.
> Hi, lora.
> I really enjoyed the comparison between rpg gaming systems. It has made
> me think a bit about what rule system I will use. Actually, since the
> gamer will likely never see the dice rolls and character attributes I
> may have some free rain of what kind of system I use.
> I'm not yet sure what my game/games will look like, but I felt it would
> be a good place to start with something common and branch out to design
> my own type of game.
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