Get the latest news on OGL 1.2 and see answers to commonly asked questions here.

In this article, you can review a draft of OGL 1.2, submit feedback via survey, and learn about a Creative Commons license that puts D&D's core mechanics into your hands.

These past days and weeks have been incredibly tough for everyone. As players, fans, and stewards of the game, we can't–and we won't–let things continue like this. I am here today to talk about a path forward.

Although we are not yet able to release the OGL at this time, we would like to update you on how things are developing, and the goals we have in mind for a new OGL.

We love the interest and passion the community has for D&D. We love D&D, too. So, when we see the D&D community concerned by rumors and misunderstandings, we want to clear the air and share the facts with you, even if it's a bit earlier than our original plan.

We understand "race" is a problematic term that has had prejudiced links between real world people and the fantasy peoples of D&D worlds.

In this blog post, I'll talk about how we in the D&D Studio are changing our review process following the problematic content that appeared in Spelljammer: Adventures in Space.

We wanted to acknowledge and own the inclusion of offensive material within our recent Spelljammer: Adventures in Space content. We failed you, our players and our fans, and we are truly sorry.