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Robin Valentine

The creators of Pathfinder have released their own version of D&D's controversial OGL—and it could have a huge impact on all tabletop RPGs

A group of adventurers plans out their strategy on a table of maps and documents.

 Pathfinder's answer to the Open Gaming License, dubbed the Open RPG Creative License or ORC License, has been completed and released for public use. Created in direct response to Wizards of the Coast's pretty nefarious attempts to clamp down on the use of its Open Gaming License to its own profit, the ORC license is designed to be "a system-agnostic, perpetual, and irrevocable open gaming license" that allows any game to create a safe environment for collaboration.  

 The Dungeons & Dragons OGL controversy

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