OGL or CC Licensed Adventures/Settings

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I know there are some out there, so what ones have you guys played or GM'd that are good and would recommend other people check out?

[capvideo]

Stonehell and Anomalous Subsurface Environment are both OGL. Well worth checking out.

I have a bunch of FDL ones at www.godsmonsters.com/Guide/ that I had a blast with.

[Finarvyn]

I second Stonehell. Really a lot of fun. There are a couple of threads on this dungeon somewhere around here...

[Koren n'Rhys]

Barrowmaze is another megadungeon/setting similar to Stonehell. I love Mike's stuff but I'm hoping to pick up Barrowmaze at Gencon to see how it compares.

[Ynas Midgard]

I second Stonehell, it's an excellent example of how rewarding a minimalistic approach is.

Barrowmaze is pretty good, however there is one overt flaw about it: there are many dead ends, hallways with rooms on both sides which lead nowhere. I had to draw many extra routes to facilitate the game style I expect from megadungeons. The content is otherwise excellent.

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I've never seen Stonehell but that has got to be coolest name I've ever heard for a megadungeon.

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Thanks guys. Can anyone who has these post the open content and product identity designation section of the license page? For example I have the Blackmarsh PDF and it's equivalent section states:

Designation of Product Identity: The following items are here by designated as Product Identity in accordance with Section 1(e) of the Open Game License, version 1.0; Any and all Bat in the Attic Games logos, identifying marks, and trade dress.

Designation of Open Content: Subject to the Product Identity designation above, the entirety of this document plus the map of the Blackmarsh Region, and the map of Castle Blackmarsh.

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Stonehell:

Open Game Content may only be Used under and in terms of the Open Game License Version 1.0a (OGL). This entire work is designated as Open Game Content under the OGL, with the exception of : The trademarks ―Labyrinth Lord― and the phrase ―Stonehell Dungeon‖. All exceptions are reserved as Product Identity.

Anomalous Subsurface Environment:

DESIGNATION OF PRODUCT IDENTITY
The names Anomalous Subsurface Environment and Denethix, when used in any context, are product identity. All artwork, logos, and presentation are product identity. The name Henchman Abuse is product identity. The trademarked names Labyrinth Lord™, Advanced Labyrinth Lord™, and Goblinoid Games™ are product identity. All content not explicitly designated as open game content is product identity.

DESIGNATION OF OPEN GAME CONTENT
All monster names, text, and statistics in the Monsters section, with the exception of material specifically excluded in the declaration of product identity, are open game content.

Barrowmaze:

OPEN GAME CONTENT:
Open Game Content may only be Used under and in terms of the Open Game License Version 1.0a (OGL). This entire work is designated as Open Game Content under the OGL, with the exception of: The trademark “Labyrinth Lord” and the title and word “Barrowmaze” and with the exception of all artwork. These items, and the Trade Dress of this work (font, layout, style of artwork, etc.) are all reserved as Product Identity.

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Sweet, thanks.

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But wait, there's more...

Demonspore:

OPEN GAME CONTENT:Open Game Content may only be Used under and in terms of the Open Game License Version 1.0a (OGL). This entire work is designated as Open Game Content under the OGL, with the exception of the title “Demonspore,” the proper names “Karamantis” and Fthormidor,” the trademarks “Swords & Wizardry,” “S&W,” and “Mythmere Games,” and with the additional exception of all artwork. These items, and the Trade Dress of this work (font, layout, style of artwork, etc.) are all reserved as Product Identity.

The Last Priest of Sebek: (free adventure)

OPEN GAME CONTENT:
Open Game Content may only be Used under and in terms of the Open Game License Version 1.0a (OGL). This entire work is designated as Open Game Content under the OGL, with the exception of proper names, the trademarks “Swords & Wizardry,” “S&W,” “Sorcery on the Sands,” and “Mythmere Games,” and with the exception of all artwork. These trademarks, and the Trade Dress of this work (font, layout, style of artwork, etc.) are reserved as Product Identity.

The Nameless City:

Open Game Content
Open Game Content may only be Used under and in terms of the
Open Game License Version 1.0a (OGL).This entire work is designated as Open Game Content under the OGL, with the exception of proper names, maps, the trademarks “Swords & Wizardry,” “S&W,” “Mythmere Games,” “FGG,” “Frog God Games,” and with the exception of all artwork. These trademarks, and the Trade Dress of this work (font, layout, style of artwork, etc.) are reserved as Product Identity.

Under Siege:

DESIGNATION OF PRODUCT IDENTITY
The names Delving DeeperTM, The Old IsleTM and Brave Halfling PublishingTM , when used in any context are product identity. Presentation of text and tables is used by permission of Goblinoid Games.

DESIGNATION OF OPEN GAME CONTENT
All text and tables in this document, with the exception of material specifically excluded in the declaration of product identity, is open game content.

And of course there's probably a hell of a lot more, but it would take time to go through them all.

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I just want to say you guys are awesome. I asked on rpg.net and not a single person could give me a single product suggestion.

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It's a pleasure ptingler, I'll post more as I find them.

[robertsconley]

Here is a link to the Blackmarsh SRD (Setting Reference Document) that is entirely open content.

www.batintheattic.com/downloads/blackmarsh_srd.zip

And to the free download that has a printable booklet PDF with art.

www.rpgnow.com/product/89944/Blackmarsh

Are there any other OGL settings out there?

[robertsconley]

If you release an product derived from another OGL Product (typically the d20 SRD) please don't forget to add the Designation of Open Content/Designation of Product Identity. Even if all that open are monster stat blocks.

The license does require a clear designation of open content and many don't and just reprint the OGL license.