I want to like Kenzer & CO. I really do. However, after holding the AD&D liscense hostage forever and not doing anything with it, well....thedungeondelver wrote:I'll be the dissenter - I've no love for Hackmaster.
HAY GUYZ OLD D-N-D HAS LOTS OF RULES LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Kenzer joins fantasy Old-School at RPGnow
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Yes, that's true, and he reported on his forums that they had basically come to an agreement but it still had to be finalized. He wanted to buy back the rights to both City of Brass and Garden of the Plantmaster.Falconer wrote:I believe I heard Rob is in negotiation with Kenzer to buy back the rights to his City of Brass stuff?
[url=http://www.pied-piper-publishing.com/]Pied Piper Publishing - Rob Kuntz's Pathways to Enchantment[/url]
I'm pretty certain that everything they release is mandated by WoTC to have so much of the 'parody' element. I don't think they could just start releasing ADnD material with whatever agreement they have with WoTC.WSmith wrote:I want to like Kenzer & CO. I really do. However, after holding the AD&D liscense hostage forever and not doing anything with it, well....thedungeondelver wrote:I'll be the dissenter - I've no love for Hackmaster.
HAY GUYZ OLD D-N-D HAS LOTS OF RULES LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
[i]Honorary Knight of the Dinner Table ~ Issue 121[/i]
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No, original stuff (like Slaughterhouse Indigo or Sir Robilar's City of Brass) need not be parody. But the folks at K&C like parody so even some of their original stuff has some element of it.Wes wrote:I'm pretty certain that everything they release is mandated by WoTC to have so much of the 'parody' element. I don't think they could just start releasing ADnD material with whatever agreement they have with WoTC.
[url=http://www.pied-piper-publishing.com/]Pied Piper Publishing - Rob Kuntz's Pathways to Enchantment[/url]