Dungeons & Dragons doesn’t appear to be looking for a way to limit who publishes material compatible with its upcoming edition. This week, D&D Design Team executive producer Kyle Brink appeared on several podcasts and influencer YouTube pages to explain Wizards of the Coast’s reasoning behind the recent OGL controversy and provide preliminary updates about how Wizards plans to move forward from the disastrous weeks-long split between the company and its fanbase. Of particular note in the interviews, which were separately held by the 3 Black Halflings podcast, the Mastering Dungeons podcast, and YouTube creator Ginny Di, was Brink stating that the System Reference Document (SRD), which lists what rules, mechanics, and Wizards of the Coast-originated language can be used in third party content, would be updated to remain compatible with the upcoming changes being playtested in the One D&D playtest.
