How to print D&D’s new gold dragon at home

Dungeons & Dragons’ Open Gaming License, also known as the OGL, allows creators to build on top of a portion of the existing 5th edition ruleset. Even after the debacle from a few years ago, that carve-out continues to pay dividends for fans — especially in the actual play space. There are other benefits, of course, including the boatload of content available from the official D&D storefronts on D&D Beyond and the Dungeon Masters Guild. But elsewhere on the interne...