The Indie Design forum is a place where we can help each other build games that are, hopefully, going to be eventually published. However, there's a whole class of games that can never be officially published, because of Copyright infringement. Games based off of The Matrix and Lord of the Rings being the most probable, with Star Wars coming in behind.
I have such a game, specifically a Narrativist, slightly Simulationist (exploration of character/color) one for Middle Earth roleplaying. Now, if I wanted to discuss this game on the Forge, where would I put it? At the moment I am thinking that I should put the .pdf on a Yahoo group (having no where else to put it), and after this weekend's playtest post an Actual Play report with a link to the .pdf.
Is this a satisfactory solution?
Thanks,
-Jeff S.
Hi Jeph,
That's a wonderful solution. You can also feel free to post anything about its mechanics or whatnot in RPG Theory, using the same link, as long as the post is focused on a principle-based inquiry.
Oh yes, all pending the confirmation that you aren't releasing or planning to release this game for commercial purposes.
Best,
Ron
Thanks for the prompt response!
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Oh yes, all pending the confirmation that you aren't releasing or planning to release this game for commercial purposes.
Best,
Ron
Heh. 14 year olds usually don't get major title rights. ;-)
-Jeff S.