Petition Demands a Public Statement That Hasbro Cannot Revoke OGL 1.0a
January 26, 2023
Original D&D OGL architect Ryan Dancey's petition to Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast, demanding that they eschew any attempt to deauthorize or revoke OGL v1.0a, is nearing 25,000 signatures on Change.org.
Column by Scott Thorne
January 23, 2023
This week, Thorne dives into some of the concerns over OGL 1.2.
Social Media Firestorm Has Spurred on Multiple Rumors
January 20, 2023
D&D Beyond addressed some of the misinformation swirling around in the wake of the OGL 1.1 leak controversy.
In New OGL Draft
January 19, 2023
Wizards of the Coast will put the core D&D mechanics in a Creative Commons license, and make other moves to try to restore trust, in a new draft of its Open Gaming License.
With Draft, Comment Period
January 18, 2023
The process will begin with a revised draft OGL, followed by a period in which WotC will collect feedback surveys,
Straddles the Fence Between Wizards of the Coast and Creators
January 17, 2023
Critical Role has issued an ambiguous response to the recent D&D OGL 1.1 controversy, via their company Twitter account.
In Response to Wizards of the Coast's 'D&D' OGL 1.1 Leaks
January 17, 2023
Free League Publishing announced that they are developing two Open Gaming Licenses.
Column by Scott Thorne
January 17, 2023
This week, columnist Scott Thorne makes his games industry predictions for 2023.
Delays Release of New Version, Adopting Changes to Plans
January 13, 2023
WotC is delaying the release of its new version of the Open Gaming License, and promising changes from the draft leaked last week.
With Open RPG Creative License
January 13, 2023
Paizo has pledged to create a new system-agnostic Open RPG Creative License that will serve the same function as Wizards of the Coast's new OGL in an open, perpetual, and irrevocable form.
