So Here's Your Shot, Wilderlands Fans

[calithena]

A tremendous thanks to Bob Bledsaw II and Jeff Rients for arranging this. We received the following letter today:

Being as the next issue has a wonderful lot to do with the Guild and Wilderlands, I wanted to grant you one-time permission to use Judges Guild, it's Wilderlands, and use of any Judges Guild copyrighted names, images, and products (with the exception on those under license to Dave Arneson, Rudy Kraft, Goodman Games or Necromancer Games) for use in this upcoming Volume III of "Fight On!"

In short, I just wanted to lend any support I can to the issue, and make it all legal like. If this relieves any stress on your end, it is worth the email.

Best Wishes and Good Sales Numbers!

Bob II
Judges Guild

So, go to work, friends!

If you think you need permission, check with me, or go directly to the source if you know them (Bill and Clark at Necromancer are stand up guys, I don't know the Goodman folks but I'm sure they're cool too, Dave and Rudy's stuff is more problematic but if you know how to find them you can ask).

For a lot of us this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to play in one of the coolest sandboxes out there, so have fun with it!

[calithena]

(Just to be clear if you're new around here: Issue #3 of Fight On! will be dedicated to Bob Bledsaw I, legendary founder of the Judges Guild. We now have permission to create content for this issue only in the Wilderlands and in other JG properties that aren't licensed to someone else. Rob Conley has already stepped up to the plate with an amazing map & gazetteer plan, and I'm sure there will be many more cool suggestions. But if you always wanted to do something for a JG product, now's your chance.)

[driver]

Classy move on the part of everyone involved.

[greyharp]

What an amazing opportunity.

[Haldo Bramwise]

That's a really neat blessing for Fight On! Cool!

[James Maliszewski]

Well, I guess I know what city into which I'll be placing my adventure ...

[blackbarn]

Wow, that is incredibly cool, and a great gesture on his part. To me that embodies the spirit of OD&D and gaming's roots. Bravo!