>>HOWEVER, remember that we are still using most of this
>> content under the gentleperson's agreement.
Ah, good point. That shoots down the Monster Manual example. Does this also
apply to the "Compatiable with Third Edition" example or is that one OK?
If not, how does one say that a product is for third edition D&D without
violating anything (and not claiming the D20 license, just OGL?)
Is the gentle person's agreement available somewhere? I joined this dance
after it came out.
>> I would advise you not to do that. ("Monster Manual")
I'm not. It was just a hypothetical example. Thanks for the answer, Clark.
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