Thank you to all my family, friends, industry peers, and fellow gamers who reached out to me after Wizards of the Coast announced their intention to revoke the Open Game License (OGL). This license, created in 2000, granted my small publishing company (established in 2010) and other publishers the right to access a repository of common terminology for use in countless fantasy role-playing games and supplements. The revocation of this license represented a serious threat to the continuation of my small business, North Wind Adventures.

Today, the decision to revoke the OGL has been reversed. Furthermore, the terminology that it contains has been entered into Creative Commons, which affords publishers an alternative method of usage, which is permanently irrevocable.

The people have spoken, and the powers that be at Wizards of the Coast have listened. This is not only a victory for fans and third party publishers; it is also a victory for WotC, for they can only benefit from continued third party support.

North Wind Adventures will carry on, publishing Hyperborea content for years to come. Many thanks for your support and encouragement.

Jeffrey Talanian

Yes! We keep our game!

Now, Jeff you were saying some products on the horizon? * rubbing my hands together*

"And there was much rejoicing!"  ---  MP&tHG

I'm quite new to the Realm of Hyperborea, but share in the relief that this little hexagonal piece of the Multiverse has survived a potential Nightfall (Bat).  Good hunting to Jeff & Co. as Helios rises again.  

Vetus Miles wrote:

Yes! We keep our game!

Now, Jeff you were saying some products on the horizon? * rubbing my hands together*

I hear my wallet weeping. I can't tell if it's joy or not ;-)

I know I'm looking forward to any and all future North Wind products.