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Don Peste

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Yeah show me, sweetie. BTW cool tie.
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LeStryfe79

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As far as I can tell, WotC seems to be mostly interested in publishing adventure lines for the time being.
 

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Does anybody know what licence they are going for with this product? No more SRD?
 

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Then they can't really compete with Pathfinder. I can just enter their SRD site and get every rule, monster, class, feat and optional stuff they made up with just a click, no need to buy expensive books.
 
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Then they can't really compete with Pathfinder. I can just enter their SRD site and get every rule, monster, class, feat and optional stuff they made up with just a click, no need to buy expensive books.

Based on how Hasbro lawyers are going after every site with 4th DnD info using C&Ds for the past year, buying expensive books is pretty much what they want their customers to do.:M
 

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Before you go patting Pathfinder on the back for that, you should realize that they only do that because the original OGL created by WotC requires them to do so. I doubt they would have posted every rule online otherwise.
 

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Depends on your point of view. Even with every rule posted online, I refuse to DM another session of Pathfinder ever again. In fact, I sold all of my Pathfinder books after six months of running 5e. Easy online access to rules for an overbloated game don't trump the option of playing a game that doesn't require me to constantly reference the rules to get through a round of combat.

So, plus or not, I wouldn't touch Pathfinder with a 10-foot pole at this point.
 

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