Open Games
The following games are under an Open Gaming Foundation-approved license or a free culture license.
- Circe roleplaying system, published by WorldForge (GNU GPL and GNU FDL)
- Dominion Rules explicitly encouraged the creation of new skills, spells, beasts and rules by its modular structure, this project attempted to establish an equivalent to the open-source software model in RPG gaming. (Dominion Rules License)
- FATE, Fantastic Adventures in Tabletop Entertainment (OGL)
- Fudge System Reference Document by Grey Ghost Games (OGL)
- Labyrinth Lord by Goblinoid Games (OGL)
- OGL System by Mongoose Publishing (OGL)
- Conan: The Roleplaying Game
- Lone Wolf
- OSRIC by Stuart Marshall and Mathew Finch (OGL)
- System Reference Document, which is a subset of the d20 System by Wizards of the Coast (OGL)
- RuneQuest: the current version of RuneQuest (as of 2007), by Mongoose Publishing (OGL)
- Traveller (role-playing game) by Mongoose Publishing (OGL)
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