Tweet of the Day, Indexing Rules Exist For A REASON, WotC edition.

And this is why: so that you don’t scatter all of your monsters throughout the book. And before you ask, When would this matter? The answer is, it matters when you know you need a dragon, or a giant, or whatever for an encounter – but you don’t know which kind of monster would best suit it. It’s much easier to figure out when your dragons are all organized as Dragon (Green), Dragon (Red), Dragon (White) or whatever.

You get the impression that WoTC kind of resents still having to sell actual books.

Just how bad is this news on WoTC’s revised OGL?

It sounds pretty bad

The new Open Gaming License for Dungeons & Dragons appeared online, revealing heavy restrictions on content creators in the community.

Gizmodo revealed details about the new OGL from Wizards of the Coast (WotC), which in the past allowed players and others to profit from unofficial content made for Dungeons & Dragons. However, Wizards of the Coast’s new OGL cancels out the previous one, significantly reduces what content creators can make and forces those who profit from their creations to report it directly to WotC.

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