Sandy Peterson's Cthulhu Mythos setting for 5th Edition 5e

I'm reposting a suggestion I came across while doing a google search.  I'd like to suggest that the Sandy Peterson Cthulhu Mythos setting for 5th Edition D&D be integrated into Roll20.  The system has unique races, spells, items, and other options that would be best suited to play in an environment that is dedicated to it.  It would need a compendium, character sheet and whatever other unique options the devs feel would make the game experience best. Thanks, Mike Curtis T.  Pro Permalink   Quote   Report I'm not sure if this would be more appropriate in the Marketplace forum, or here. I assume this is the best place to ask this, but what does it take to get the Roll20 crew to pursue IP to be included on Roll20? Obviously my ask is for the Cthulhu Mythos to become a product I can purchase here on Roll20. It's available for both Pathfinder (1e) and Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition (where my interest lay). I understand that nothing can be announced, etc. etc... but just felt it was worth showing interest to prompt action if there was not already some. For other interested parties:   Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Mythos Note: I'm no way associated with these products, beyond owning copies.

It generally requires that the owner of the IP reach out to Roll20 for a licensing arrangement. 

What Simon said. I'd suggest to message or bring this up with the publisher as well, then you have double the chance that either one will reach out about cooperation.

Yes, I understand.  I did send a message and am waiting for a reply from Sandy Peterson (or someone at his company).  I thought it would be worth checking what sort of support there is out there in the Roll20 community for the idea though. 

Yes please, at least monsters, tokens and maps.  Compendium would be fantastic too.

Yes please, as it happens was just evaluating whether I could run this within the current 5eOGL framework.

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