On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 13:50, Reginald Cablayan wrote:

> But would such rules MUST be declared OGC, Ryan? A lot of people here
> believed the OGL (if applied to a Body of Work or Product) forces game
> designer to declare any and all rules mechanics, regardless of source, to be
> Open Game Content.

They would clearly be wrong.  The OGL only requires you to identify
material as OGC that is derivative of OGC.  If the material in question
is not a derivative of OGC, then the OGL does not have any power over
it.

This is a very settled question.  There are games from many publishers,
including WotC, that contain a mix of OGC and non-OGC rules (Monster
Manual II, for example).

Ryan

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