Comments on: Thanks Ema’s Charsheets for Years of Great Game Support!

By: shent_lodge

shent_lodge — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 13:54:11 +0000

I know I have his cleric list/all for 3.5. I have to dig around but I can send those. The past couple years I was playing fighter types and my lists are not up to date because of that. I do have his character sheet from 2005 I’ll send it to you; it is version 2.7.

By: KeCzajkowski

KeCzajkowski — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 08:11:23 +0000

If anyone has any sort of back-up of his sheets for 3.5 could you please mail them to mrtargetpractice@gmail.com
I’m hoping someone has all the spells etc somewhere.

By: d7

d7 — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 20:14:17 +0000

@Thasmodious: It’s not actually possible to violate the GSL right now. WotC retracted the first version of the GSL and they haven’t replaced it. Nobody can be bound by or violate a license that doesn’t exist.

Even if there was a GSL, you have to actually agree to a license in order to be bound by it and to gain the privileges it offers. So, it doesn’t have any bearing on the 4e material that Ema hosted. Now, copyright and trademark law, that’s a different kettle of fish…

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By: shent_lodge

shent_lodge — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 22:42:10 +0000

Thanks Guys. I am calmer now. Just relied on Ema for about 6-years and to see him gone got me a bit grumpy. Being an idealist, I would have worked something out with him instead of the default cease and desist, I think he really did have a great product.