The current table-top rpg drama is Wizard of the Coast's leaked OGL 1.1 license wherein they (1) want money from big companies that profit from using the license, (2) require automatic royalty-free licensing of other companies IP to WotC for their use, (3) de-authorize the OGL 1.0a license so everyone will have to use OGL 1.1.

Bundle of Holdings Non-OGL Fantasy bundle features RPGs not based on OGL. This is a fairly brief bundle available for about a week.

Starter Collection ($10)

Mythras - Design Mechanism did RuneQuest 6E and when they lost that license they refined the engine and released it as Mythras. Mythras itself is fantasy though they do have other rpgs in other genres.

The Dark Eye - This is one of Europe's oldest RPGs. It's a fantasy RPG.

Advanced Fighting Fantasy 2E - Based on the Jackson and Livingstone choose your own adventure gaming books. For a CYOA it was a fairly complicated system though sort of light by table top rpg standards. Not sure how light it is in this form.

Heroes Against Darkness - a fantasy rpg based on d20 mechanic and I don't think I've heard about it.

The Oldskull Manifesto - a ruleset for Castle Oldskull

Bonus Collection (+$20)

Worlds Without Number Deluxe - fantasy rpg compatible with the science fiction Stars Without Number

Sword Chronicle - a fantasy rpg focusing on noble house politics

Warlock! Traitor's Edition - rules light rpg based on Fighting Fantasy gamebooks

Fantasy Age - Green Ronin's fantasy rpg based on their Adventure Game Engine system

Against the Darkmaster - epic fantasy rpg


I guess these are intended as replacements for D&D 5E so they're all fantasy. As such other than Mythras, which I already own, they lack appeal.