How To Use The Open Game License (OGL) - The Arcane Library

How to publish D&D adventures legally with the Open Game License (OGL) and 5E Systems Reference Document (SRD). Welcome to this primer on how to publish D&D material as a third-party writer while remaining lawful good! I hope I can help clarify some of this and make it less painful/scary/off-putting.

How To Use The Open Game License (OGL) - The Arcane Library

What is the Open Game License (OGL)?

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Use these licenses instead of the WotC OGL

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