D&D's OGL Drama Spills Over Into the Mainstream
What might have been outrage confined to a smallish section of the internet has spilled over into the mainstream. Repeatedly.
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What might have been outrage confined to a smallish section of the internet has spilled over into the mainstream. Repeatedly.
D&D publisher Wizards of the Coast has taken a lot of heat about its new Open Game License. Here's what you need to know about OGL 1.2.
Dungeons & Dragons publisher Wizards of the Coast addressed backlash from fans and content creators over leaks of an updated gaming license.
The attempt to create a new license comes as Hasbro’s Wizards of the Coast unit looks to capitalize on a surge in Dungeons & Dragons’ popularity.
Wizards of the Coast plans to update its Open Gaming License (OGL) to cut into creators' bottom line, sparking controversy among fans.