Are the Previews OGL? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Are the Previews OGL? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Nobunaga Oda
06-24-07, 02:53 PM Many basic classes and Prestiege classes are published in the D&D website.

But my question is...Can we use it by the OGL lincense? I was making a free campaign setting and I liked very much the concept of Erudite. But I want to know if I can translate it for my language and publish it as a part of the setting?

PS: It´s for a non-profit use.
ieattrollsforbreakfast
06-24-07, 02:58 PM Nope, nothing on the WotC website is open game content (except the SRD of course) unless explicitly stated so, and I can't recall anything that has been. So you cannot legally translate and republish the erudite.
Nobunaga Oda
06-24-07, 03:01 PM Nope, nothing on the WotC website is open game content (except the SRD of course) unless explicitly stated so, and I can't recall anything that has been. So you cannot legally translate and republish the erudite.

Ah well. At least I can draw inspiration for doing a variant for other class, I think.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Nobunaga Oda 06-24-07, 02:53 PM	Many basic classes and Prestiege classes are published in the D&D website. But my question is...Can we use it by the OGL lincense? I was making a free campaign setting and I liked very much the concept of Erudite. But I want to know if I can translate it for my language and publish it as a part of the setting? PS: It´s for a non-profit use.
ieattrollsforbreakfast 06-24-07, 02:58 PM	Nope, nothing on the WotC website is open game content (except the SRD of course) unless explicitly stated so, and I can't recall anything that has been. So you cannot legally translate and republish the erudite.
Nobunaga Oda 06-24-07, 03:01 PM	Nope, nothing on the WotC website is open game content (except the SRD of course) unless explicitly stated so, and I can't recall anything that has been. So you cannot legally translate and republish the erudite. Ah well. At least I can draw inspiration for doing a variant for other class, I think.