So Roll20 has these things called modules. They function rather similarly to print adventures. They can be detailed with lots of maps and NPCs and outline a full adventure, they can be the vaguest of outlines, or anywhere in between. They can be purchased through the marketplace or they can be free (I think technically they still go through the marketplace at that point but they don't cost anything). So what I'm wondering is exactly how the Roll20 modules works with Eclipse Phase's Creative Commons License. Obviously if a module was sold through Roll20 it couldn't contain CC material without some sort of licensing agreement, but what if the module was free? Roll20 is a 'for profit' company but I don't believe you have to have a paid subscription to use a module. The reason I'm asking about this here is because it occurs to me that a base module for Eclipse Phase could prove highly useful in generating more EP games on Roll20 (not to mention just getting EP more exposure). The module I'm currently envisioning would be nothing more than a collection of sample characters, NPCs, and character artwork that could be used for tokens and character objects. I suppose in a sort of absolute sense I already know the answer to this question. I am pretty sure that legally such a thing could be created. I suppose what I am looking for is some sort of blessing from the powers that be to undertake such a thing. From a practical standpoint the creation of a module is not simply the creation of the material. The module has to be submitted to the people at Roll20 and there's always the possibility that they would nix the idea if they were worried about legal issues, so having the approval of Posthuman Studios would be good. More importantly than that, to me, is that fact that I absolutely love the licensing structure EP uses. I want every game company to adopt similar models and part of that means being as respectful of Posthuman's Studio as possible. Even if I might have a legal right to do something like this and even if Roll20 were to agree without getting the go ahead from Posthuman I feel a real need for Posthuman's imprimatur. Finally, there's the fact that entering all the sample characters, npcs, cleaning up Roll20's current character sheet (it's a little bit of a hot mess, imo), and transferring various items of artwork will take a lot of time. It would be nice if I could locate others on the forum who would be interested in contributing to the effort.