> dema
>
> And you can use the d20 logo without using the OGL or the D20STL
> if you just say
>
> This product is compatable with the DND RGP and the d20 system owned by
> WOTC. DND and D20 logos are trademarks owned by wizards of the coast.
You might be able to do this, but using someone else's trademark without
permission carries certain risks that the d20 STL and the OGL were designed
to eliminate. You would not be entitled to use anything in the SRD if you
went this route.
> Question- can you have part of a product OGL, part d20 and part under
> standard US copyright, trademark laws?
> Sounds like running a three ring circus, but you can gain safe
> harbor (with
> close borders and restrictions) for the OGL D20 parts of the document and
> use the standard US laws to gain more freedom and use more restricted in
> other parts of the document without such a safe harbor.
No. If you use the OGL, then the entire work must fall under the OGL. This
includes 'bundled' products, which are separate books sold as a single
package. You cannot have a work that is non compliant with the d20 STL
bundled with a work that bears the d20 mark and is compliant with the d20
STL.
-Brad
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