WotC doesn't own, and cannot successfully enforce a product identity claim on the term "d20". That's why they didn't try to trademark "d20" in the first place. The OGL specifically enumerates what a company can claim as Product Identity, and "die types" are not on the list. The list of "Product Identity" types is inclusive.
I do maintain, however, that they have a pretty good trademark infringement case against any company that markets as products as "d20 X" - but that's an issue wholly separate from the OGL or the d20 Tradmark License, and is a matter of standard US trademark law. In short: They can put whatever they like into a Product Identity clause, but successfully enforcing that declaration on a 3rd party is probably impossible for something as vague as "d20" in anything other than a trademark infringement case. Ryan _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
