> It's up, its in English, and it seems to be what people have been asking for
> since the beginning
>
> http://www.glorantha.com/inc/fan_policy.html
Seems much more reasonable.
I have a web site which is essentially a campaign write-up with information for the players about people they've met, a map showing where their stead is in relation to other steads and local landmarks, and a list of family members etc, and some fiction written by the players. There are no rules, no cult write ups, no copies of myths from other sources (although there are some player written myths). It doesn't even appear in google, since it's not linked, and the only people who know about it are the players and a couple of fiction critics.
It appears that if I take the tula map of my game off the site, then I don't need a formal licence, but if I leave it there I do (since it includes a couple of landmarks also in the standard Dragon Pass map, and is therefore "based on an Issaries Map".) Does that sound right?
Stephen
-- Stephen Rennell steve_at_... Wellington, New Zealand GPG fingerprint - CD0F 78C6 1AAE 8726 803A F1D0 F123 8486 062F 0317
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