PERMISSIONS POLICY


Unless otherwise noted, MageGate Games Inc. owns the original content published on this website, including text, artwork, branding, layout, downloads, and related materials.


This Permissions Policy is intended to balance reasonable sharing and discussion of our work with protection of our intellectual property rights.


This policy was last updated May 8, 2026.



DEFINITIONS


“MageGate Games,” “MageGate Games Inc.,” “we,” “our,” and “us” refer to MageGate Games Inc.


“You” and “your” refer to the user, visitor, creator, publisher, reviewer, or other individual or entity seeking permission to use our content.



USES PERMITTED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION


You may do the following without requesting permission from MageGate Games Inc.:


• Link to our public website pages, blog posts, storefronts, or official social media pages.


• Quote or excerpt up to 200 words total from any individual MageGate Games article, blog post, or product for purposes such as commentary, criticism, reviews, education, discussion, or Fair Use, provided proper attribution and a link back to the original source or official storefront is included.


• Reference our products, titles, trademarks, or systems in reviews, videos, podcasts, blog posts, livestreams, social media posts, or similar commentary content.


• Print or photocopy limited portions of our free blog or website content for personal gaming-group use or internal organizational use.


• Use affiliate links or referral links to our products or storefronts, provided such use is lawful and does not falsely imply endorsement, partnership, sponsorship, or approval by MageGate Games Inc.



USES THAT REQUIRE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION


You must obtain express written permission from MageGate Games Inc. before doing any of the following:


• Republishing substantial portions of our products, blog posts, downloads, or website content.


• Reproducing, redistributing, licensing, selling, uploading, or commercially exploiting our original content, artwork, branding, layouts, trade dress, or intellectual property.


• Translating and republishing our products or articles in other languages.


• Altering, adapting, remixing, transforming, or building upon our original non-SRD content for commercial distribution.


• Republishing or distributing review copies, advance copies, ARC files, private downloads, or restricted-access materials.


• Using MageGate Games branding, logos, trade dress, or product identity in ways that may create confusion regarding ownership, sponsorship, or endorsement.



FAIR USE AND THIRD-PARTY RIGHTS


Some MageGate Games products and articles may reference third-party systems, trademarks, settings, or intellectual property under applicable Fair Use principles or compatible licensing frameworks.


All third-party intellectual property remains the property of its respective owners.



GUEST CONTENT


Guest authors, guest artists, collaborators, or contributors retain ownership of their respective work unless otherwise specified by written agreement.


Permissions regarding guest-created content must be obtained directly from the original creator where applicable.



NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR UNAUTHORIZED REPOSTS


MageGate Games Inc. is not responsible for unauthorized reproductions, reposts, edits, alterations, or modifications of our content made by third parties outside our control.



RIGHT TO MODIFY


MageGate Games Inc. reserves the right to modify or update this Permissions Policy at any time by revising this page.


Continued use of our website, products, or services after changes are posted constitutes acceptance of those changes.



CONTACT


If you wish to request permissions not covered by this policy, please contact MageGate Games Inc. through our official business contact channels listed on our website.


Postal address: MageGate Games Inc., 722 13th Ave SE, APT 304, Olympia, WA 98501-7319 USA.


Email for Rights and Permissions Questions: Use "infoATmagegate.com” (without quotes, and replace the "AT" with an "@" also without quotes). Please put “Permissions Questions” in the subject line of your email.