Ema's site... no more

[stuart haffenden]

I maybe late finding this out but...

WotC pulled Ema's site down, it will be greatly missed :-(

[seekerofshadowlight]

Ema's site?

[joela]

stuart haffenden wrote:

I maybe late finding this out but...

WotC pulled Ema's site down, it will be greatly missed :-(

Is that the customizable character record sheet?

[Andrew Betts]

joela wrote:

stuart haffenden wrote:

I maybe late finding this out but...

WotC pulled Ema's site down, it will be greatly missed :-(

Is that the customizable character record sheet?

That would be the one

[stuart haffenden]

www.emass-web.com

This site had a number of character sheets and customizable spell sheets for all 3.5 classes along with other useful resources. It also offered 4th ed sheets/spell lists too.

[joela]

Andrew Betts wrote:

joela wrote:

stuart haffenden wrote:

I maybe late finding this out but...

WotC pulled Ema's site down, it will be greatly missed :-(

Is that the customizable character record sheet?

That would be the one

Ah. Thanks.

I think I remember reading about something about this situation. Isn't there something in the GSL about character sheets for Dungeons & Dragons 4E? That they were now WotC's IPs?

[stuart haffenden]

More info is available here...

http://www.penandpapergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8960

[why can't I get that link tag to work!!??]

[Blazej]

joela wrote:

I think I remember reading about something about this situation. Isn't there something in the GSL about character sheets for Dungeons & Dragons 4E? That they were now WotC's IPs?

I'm not sure, all I have been told about the situation has been that Ema's site reproduced the information 4th edition powers as part of the character creation (explaining what each power did and so on), and that the 3rd edition sheets used the D&D logo without permission.

I don't recall anyone talking about a part of the GSL that barred character sheets or such.

[joela]

stuart haffenden wrote:

More info is available here...

http://www.penandpapergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8960

[why can't I get that link tag to work!!??]

Thanks, Stuart. Here's the above link

Instructions can be found below in the BBCode tags.

[Blazej]

stuart haffenden wrote:

More info is available here...

http://www.penandpapergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8960

[why can't I get that link tag to work!!??]

Linked.

If you reply to this post you should be able to see what I did to make the tag work hopefully.

[KaeYoss]

Telling - instead of dropping a friendly email explaining their position, they drop the bomb with a C&D.

Sure, they have the right, and they need to protect their IP, but I prefer companies who haven't abandoned friendliness yet.

[Bagpuss]

Blazej wrote:

I'm not sure, all I have been told about the situation has been that Ema's site reproduced the information 4th edition powers as part of the character creation (explaining what each power did and so on), and that the 3rd edition sheets used the D&D logo without permission.

I don't recall anyone talking about a part of the GSL that barred character sheets or such.

Yeah, I also heard that it wasn't the sheet, but the information you could pull from the site (and there was also a component where you paid for storage, I think, which presumably increased WotC's irritation).

[joela]

Bagpuss wrote:

I also heard that it wasn't the sheet, but the information you could pull from the site (and there was also a component where you paid for storage, I think, which presumably increased WotC's irritation).

Linky?