The biggest gaming controversies of 2023, part 1 Layoffs, Reddit beefs, racism, indie games, and more: 2023 was definitely another year for videogames. PC Gamer · Dec 24, 2023
The creators of Pathfinder have released their own version of D&D's controversial OGL—and it could have a huge impact on all tabletop RPGs The ORC License aims to foster more collaboration and innovation across the entire industry. PC Gamer · Jul 5, 2023
Content creators and corporations clash in Dungeons & Dragons licensing fiasco The tabletop role-playing game community took a keen interest in intellectual property law in January when changes to the Dungeons Dragons Open Game License (OGL) were leaked. The Conversation · Feb 13, 2023
Hasbro-owned publisher of D&D backtracks on license changes that angered fans Fans and creators were upset about potential changes to the "Open Games License," which allows third-parties to use content from Dungeons and Dragons. Fortune · Jan 20, 2023
Why the Tabletop Role-Playing World Is Furious About Changes to Dungeons & Dragons' Open Game License For 20 years, D&D has offered third-party publishers an open, royalty-free license to create new works using its game. A leaked revision would end all of that. Reason · Jan 12, 2023
D&D OGL 1.1 scandal: Unpacking the controversial change that's infuriated fans Wizards of the Coast is about to deliver a controversial rework the Open Gaming License that allows D&D players to publish and profit from homebrew content. Inverse · Jan 9, 2023
IT firm Wavenet in latest acquisition deal Solihull-based IT services provider has added more companies to its expanding group following deals last year Birmingham Post · Aug 16, 2022