I'm going to bet it is, considering the release date for it. (In fact, I
would assume it IS done.)
-----Original Message-----
From: Greta Humber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 7:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Open_Gaming] Final Text of Approved Open Gaming License
I never thought about it that way -COOL! I must say
-I did WANT to but that manual when I saw the picture.
If it promotes this news d20 and OGL concept then that
is great.
So is the Creature Collection nearly done or what!
--- Clark Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greta wrote:
>
> "the cover art makes it look like a bound book (like
> the 3rd edition D&D(TM)
> books)"
>
> It is a hardbound book. Thats why it looks like one.
>
> "I believe ...it will also scare WOTC about the
> whole
> OGL issue I believe"
>
> If you are worried about it scaring WotC, here is
> Ryan's reply to the Creature Collection:
>
> "I think it's AWESOME. It is, after all, the whole
> point of the excersize! Keep up the great work!"
>
> As you may recall, I didnt break the news of my
> alliance with WW, RYAN DID. Remember his post:
>
> "The very quiet Necromancer Games
> (www.necromancergames.com) have a very interesting
> announcement on their web site which I am astonished
> has not yet made it to these lists..."
>
> He is enthusiastic about all this.
>
> Dont you get it? This is the whole reason for d20
> and
> the OGL. They want quality products by other parties
> driving the sales of their own products. Think about
> it, WotC now has one of their main competitors for
> the
> gaming pie (WW) putting out a product that only
> drives
> the sale of WotC products. How can they complain
> about
> that? It's genius.
>
> Clark
>
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