Is it ok if I make a hard copy of Starstone Treasure for my own use? Also, what should I do if people ask me for copies like mine?
Just so ya know I am asking so I don't make Clay mad and I don't stomp on laws because I'm to cute to go to prision. >.<
Is it ok if...
The Starstone Treasure is a free giveaway that anyone can download and print out for nothing. There shouldn't be a problem unless you were charging for it?
Printing out the OVA book and distributing it is called piracy whether you're charaging for it or not, but I don't believe Clay has a problem if you print yourself out a copy for your own use. If your players like the game... well $10 for the pdf is not a lot of money. And it goes to support the company, so they can make more OVA products.
Printing out the OVA book and distributing it is called piracy whether you're charaging for it or not, but I don't believe Clay has a problem if you print yourself out a copy for your own use. If your players like the game... well $10 for the pdf is not a lot of money. And it goes to support the company, so they can make more OVA products.
Don't spread it around town, but I don't really mind if you make copies of anything for your personal group's use. I'm not foolish enough to expect every player in a campaign to plop down 10-20 bucks for a copy. It would be nice...but I don't expect it.
Printing the whole book and passing it around would be a bit excessive, but if you have that much ink to waste, then hey, more power to you.
As Calibur said, The Starstone Treasure is already a free product. It really doesn't matter if 5 people download and print it, or if one person prints it for five people. Free's free, and along the way I get free advertising.
The notice in the front of the book is just so I have a legal leg to stand on if, say, someone posts the entire book online somewhere.
Printing the whole book and passing it around would be a bit excessive, but if you have that much ink to waste, then hey, more power to you.
As Calibur said, The Starstone Treasure is already a free product. It really doesn't matter if 5 people download and print it, or if one person prints it for five people. Free's free, and along the way I get free advertising.
The notice in the front of the book is just so I have a legal leg to stand on if, say, someone posts the entire book online somewhere.