>From: "Brad Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Not if you distribute them together. The best you can have is Product
>Identity.
That's what I thought... but I can't find the part of the OGL that says so.
http://www.opengamingfoundation.org/ogl.html
The definitions of OGC and PI exclude each other, and they have to be
clearly identified, but I don't see a spot that says "everything has to be
either OGC or PI."
#7 doesn't say so--it says that you can't use someone else's PI or
"Trademarks" without permission.
#8 doesn't say so either--it just says that you have to "clearly indentify
which portions of a work are Open Game Content."
#11 only covers contributors, not "inspiration" or the like.
I agree with you, though. I was under the understanding that everything in
an OGL work had to be OGC or PI... and then I came to a point in The Craft
of the Mind where I had to either leave parts out of the work or make them
not OGC or PI.
DM
DM
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