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    Create. Explore. Play. BRP’s Universal Game Engine is available royalty-free for personal and commercial use under the ORC license.

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    On 4/21/2023 at 4:52 PM, MOB said:

    As Jason says above, when the ORC is finalised, you can use it to do whatever you want with the BRP rules. We, Chaosium, are not involved. You do not need our permission. We do not review or approve what you create or publish. We don't take any royalties.

    Our stance on AI art only applies to what we publish ourselves (this includes our community content programs at DriveThruRPG, as Chaosium is the publisher here). If you want to use AI art in something you release using the ORC that's nothing to do with us.

     

    Just to clarify on this issue, if we simply cut and paste the material from the existing BRP UGE, is that okay? Or do we need to change the wording etc., so that we're not simply parroting the original text? 

    I'm going to be using the character generation and skill rules pretty much as given for my planned classic detection game. So it'd help to know just how things work for the material I take from the published book.

    Create. Explore. Play. BRP’s Universal Game Engine is available royalty-free for personal and commercial use under the ORC license.

    in Basic Roleplaying

    Posted · Edited by Paul StJohn Mackintosh

    Has the ORC license-covered BRP Universal Game Engine been released in .doc, .rtf,  .html or other plain form to make it easier for creators using the system to adapt and write with it? I've already got the PDF book, and am planning to work from, it, but a simpler format to work with would make writing a whole lot easier. An online archive like Fate or GUMSHOE's extensive online SRDs would be just as helpful. 

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