Bramble | Dark Grimoire in Development

Professional Writer | Actual Play Cast Member | GM / DM | Game Designer | He / She / They
#OpenDnD

[Bramble | Dark Grimoire in Development @BrambleBBooks]

The #OpenDnD movement shows the ttrpg community remembers what WotC has forgotten:
WotC needs us more than we need them.
🌹Support one another🌹
🌹Support Open Content🌹
🌹Support Creators🌹
🌹Let's grow together 🌹

[Bramble | Dark Grimoire in Development @BrambleBBooks]

@OneTopicAtATime
https://t.co/UxPFqgS1um

[Chris B 🐻 🏳️‍🌈 loottheroom.bsky @pangalactic]

I'm pretty sure I'm on record as saying most books don't need a "what is an RPG" section but my view on that has shifted over the past year as I've introduced more and more complete newbies to RPGs through my own games.

Short 🧵

[Adam Brown | Goraan’s Goods @Goraan1793]

The 5E D&D Combat Medic Rogue subclass I published on DriveThruRPG has a 4-star rating! Check it out and see why people like it! You can heal your allies without magic!

[Bramble | Dark Grimoire in Development @BrambleBBooks]

@ArtistDuality While being on a D&D stream is less than likely now, if your desire is to break into the actual play scene, I highly recommend @Chaotic1derful they're a diverse inclusive bunch that runs many games in many systems!

[Matt Colville? @mattcolville]

Legal Eagle weighs in on the OGL. Only people with super good hair are allowed to be in a Legal Eagle video...

https://t.co/c9sV1Lrr9W

[Jay Martin | He/They TTRPG Youtuber and Streamer @PlayYourRole3]

I wanna clarify: I am NOT stepping away from the OGL situation. I am however confident I have nothing of importance to say for the time being. I wont be milking drama for views and attentions sake. My knowledge and expertise only goes so far. Once I feel I can contribute, I will.

[📺 Thalia Valyrie @Vailahteir]

Anyone think I could make it on only fans :p?

[Bramble | Dark Grimoire in Development @BrambleBBooks]

I can cite a million reasons for my dissatisfaction at wizards of the coast, but the simple answer is:
They've lost the last bit of my Good Will.

I no longer trust them as a company, and if that trust can be rebuilt it will take time and effort on their part.

[DM Derrick @HN2DM]

So, what are we doing here? Why not just stick with OGL 1.0? Can Wizards not litigate people making hateful content anyway?

[Dan Muñoz @Nat1Fun]

This is it, the announcement we have all been waiting for. WOTC officially pulling back from the alleged OGL changes and pursuing a more creator friendly approach. Read for yourself below and share.

https://t.co/FuVBCt5UcV

[Sean (Parody) @SeanWarton]

As someone who has played exclusively #DnD 5e for the past several years...

Tell me cool things about #Pathfinder2e!

[DM Derrick @HN2DM]

Time to take a break from the noise.

What's happening in your games this weekend?

[Jay Martin | He/They TTRPG Youtuber and Streamer @PlayYourRole3]

Already having people going onto my old videos and flaming me for liking DND

Yeah my bad guys, you're right, I should have seen through the time and space continuum you're so right 🙃

[Aaron Shanks @aaronwshanks]

Hey Siri, what does gaslighting mean?

[DnD_Shorts @DnD_Shorts]

Jesus, @Wizards official response is pathetic https://t.co/Vz3VmeE1YU

They claim "they won" because they're changing the OGL (but not in response to our pressure). At every turn they minimise the voice of this community (which we now know they hate)

#opendnd #StopTheSub

[Logar The Barbarian @LogarHailCrom]

Okay, I read that. Correct me if I'm wrong, but did Hasbro just use diversity as an excuse to defend corporate greed?

[Bramble | Dark Grimoire in Development @BrambleBBooks]

@AdamBlumenau We are currently looking into copyleft, considering how much of our IP (and the IP of those who chose to iterate on ours) should be made Open Content.
We are very much leaning to "most, if not, all of it".

[Bramble | Dark Grimoire in Development @BrambleBBooks]

@AdamBlumenau Having an open license can be seen as a form of copyleft, allowing others to utilize your content to create derivative works without the threat of legal action against them.
Such protections encourage iteration and drive creativity.