As promised/threatened, I added several “total conversion” D20 era games as well as several that more or less completely dedicated themselves to open content (Mars jumps out here.) I also found the Year Zero licensing agreement and added it.
Edit: Of course right after I did this I remembered Active Exploits, hunted it down and added it.
The original description of Trophy made it sound like Cthulhu Dark was based on it, whereas in fact it’s the other way around. I adjusted the text to reflect this (and added Trophy Gold). Just a tiny nitpick, but why not be accurate!
Whoops! Mistake on my part, thanks for the correction
Understood! I’ve updated the entry accordingly.
I’ve updated the link and added a description to Paladin
I updated some descriptions and fixed some minor errors (i.e. Iron Falcon is a OD&D retroclone, not AD&D)
I put the bullet points back on the “sub-D&D3 OGL” game list; they’re games that fall into the subcategory defined in the D&D3/3.5/Pathfinder/Starfinder category above.
Added a description for The Plant.
I added several entries: this link might be of interest to people searching for more:
Sorry to underline that SCP RPG, while based on CC material, it is indeed not, except for information taken directly from the SCP Foundation wiki
This is a quote from the table of contents/contributors for the SCP RPG:
“Content relating to the SCP Foundation, including the SCP Foundation logo, is licensed under Creative Commons Sharealike 3.0 and all concepts originate from http://www.scpwiki.com and its authors. SCP The Tabletop RPG, being derived from this content, is hereby also released under Creative Commons Sharealike 3.0”
My bad, I oversaw it in the credits
I added some more journaling game engine SRDs and some translated license pages (Spanish.)
Added OSRIC, Cthulhu Eternal, the Sad Games collection and a few others. Probably we should break out the Sad Games engines because they’re all standalone and all are under Creative Commons. (I also am a little alarmed at it being kept on Google Docs; someone who wants to use them should ‘Make a Copy’ to their own Drive as quickly as possible!)
I’m also fine with exporting them as PDFs and hosting them here! Since it’s CC, it’s legal anyways.
Hey Roberto, I was looking around for ORC and 1) I couldn’t find a link to the final, comprehensive version of the license, and 2) I couldn’t find that BRP has actually been placed under it, or any other game. Pathfinder 2 was going to be placed under it (though i think it would also stay under the OGL 1.0a since it was already placed there) but I can’t find any announcement saying it had actually happened/been done. Any thoughts on this?
Excellent. Maybe we should put up a ORC section here.
Feel free! ORC definitely fits here if rhe OGL 1.0a does.
As luck would have it, I happened upon an SRD released today that’s explicitly under the ORC License, so I added that section to the wiki post as well as the Badger + Coyote SRD.