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These have both been extensively updated and are currently the most up to date published sources for these.

I don't have enough legal knowledge to jump into that debate, but I will say that when you see something that is clearly derived from a known image (Henry Cavill from the Witcher as Elric), you are seeing the results of a lack of training data and appropriately tagged training data. Essentially, if you showed someone a picture of an orange cat, called it a cat, and they didn't know other cats existed, they would think all cats are orange. I can also say that AI doesn't "cut it up" any more than a novice artist cuts up a piece of art, copies, and pastes it into their own art. If this was true, AI hands would have five fingers constantly, rather than legendarily being bad at drawing them. It clearly is doing something, but it doesn't have the knowledge that hands have five fingers in many models, so it makes something up. I do think the notion that AI cannot create transformative works because it is not covered by law a fascinating argument. It is somewhat similar in my mind to the river in New Zealand which was given legal rights and now has representatives, so it can go to court and sue polluters. If it was operating wholly independently, this would almost certainly be required. I think currently, though, AI is a tool driven by human textual input ("draw me Elric"), and perhaps then the person required bar would be met by the prompt engineer, essentially making the AI a very fancy paint brush.

Well, I might look at Mythras' After the Vampire Wars for some design cues. It's already an urban fantasy environment. Then I'd probably look at Legend's Arcania of Legend: Blood Magic and import some of that into sorcery. Then I'd walk down the clans as cults and build out their power sets. I might take some notes from psionics in several of the Mythras books and build powers that looked like that - single skill, mid level powerful. This would leave full sorcery to Mages

Indeed. Rtf is good, and I won't complain. However, with heading styles you can convert to markdown and put on a website. I did exactly this, including manually going through and doing the headings, for brpugesrd.xyz

street level is a defined level in destined. I've run one campaign and played in one at that level. my current campaign isn't explicitly street level, but it's very close. Absolutely it does this. From the book:

Started it this evening. Like it quite a bit, but I was always going to be a fan

Why not simply download Mythras imperative then print the single page of the sheet to pdf?

yep, found it while you were typing. working on it.

all markdown which is listed as MIT?

https://github.com/raleel/brpugesrd https://github.com/raleel/mythras-srd https://github.com/raleel/cfi-srd BRP UGE SRD, Mythras SRD, and classic fantasy SRD website repositories have been made publicly viewable. Pull requests accepted

Looking forward to the change log.

DM me an email address and I can put you in as a collaborator on the GitHub repo for the website

If you look at the template I used for brpugesrd.xyz, it’s pretty easy to set up. Or I can set it up and put in a website. I’m working on one for openquest as well

For those who want to collaborate on https://brpugesrd.xyz, give a holler. I can set you up.

https://srd.mythras.net and https://cfi-srd.mythras.net