Keith Davies wrote:
> Justin Alexander <justin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > 2. This is no the only license WotC is letting expire without an
> > option to renew. They recently yanked PCGen's license, too.
>
> Code Monkey Publi****ng's license to sell the material for PCGen. The
> PCGen project never had a license.
>
> > the incredibly buggy and almost useless e- Tools toolset (which PCGen
> > later fixed up into something with marginal utility).
>
> CMP again, not the PCGen project. Most of the management of CMP started
> with the PCGen project (including the creator of PCGen), but divorced
> themselves from it when they created CMP. (I'll leave out the cries of
> 'sell outs!' that echoed on the mailing list.)
Thanks for the clarification. I followed all of that with only a
tangential interest. (I don't use a lot of computer gaming aids, even
though I'm currently running an online campaign. ScreenMonkey for
running the game and Dundjinni for mapping is pretty much it.)
(I love Dundjinni. It's the mapping tool I've wanted for about 20
years. I end up using mostly the Classic icon set, because otherwise
I'll spend hours trying to find "the perfect tile" -- but with the
Classic set I can whip out a map which looks like a professionally
printed product in about the same time it would take me to draw it up
on graph paper.)
--
Justin Alexander
http://www.thealexandrian.net
