> I know that this product, and author/publisher, have > already been worked over with a rubber hose, so I'm > not interested in personal attacks or general > complaints.
True. Unfortunatly for the author/publisher he has sort of made himself into a "cautionary tale." A good example for budding publishers of how NOT to do things. Which, frankly, has value. > The product is back up and running, > apparently with some sort of WotC "approval" (and > without knowing exactly what they said, I use > quotation-marks deliberately). Can anyone confirm that this "approval" ever happened? If so, who "approved"? Judging solely based on the posted information (since I dont have the commercial product) I cant imagine anyone with a clue approving that PI designation. > "Declaration of Open Content: 100% of this Product > is Open Content subject to the Product Identity > listed here: "DaemonEye Publishing", "Psionics > Companion", alterations to psionic combat, > alterations to psion, alterations to psychic > warrior, Psionic Gifts, all new feats, all new > powers, all new items, all new prestige classes, all > new organizations. License to use these items can be > acquired privately." See above comment. This is, of course, blatantly improper. > BTW, I've taken this quote from a preview of the > product on the publisher's website (Jan 2, 2003). If > it does not appear in the commercially available > product then the question becomes hypothetical but > I'll allow it to stand. Anyone have new info on this? I, like this poster, am working off the preview. Does the commercial version fix this problem? Clark ===== http://www.necromancergames.com "3rd Edition Rules, 1st Edition Feel" _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
