In the beginning I wanted to write a huge core rulebook for my sci-fi setting, that would have been a terrible mistake. I spent thousands of dollars on worldbuilding the art bible and very few people can afford to go … Continue reading →
Alright folks, we have been really quiet for 2020 and though we haven’t worked off our old lists yet I’m putting together a new list of where we are. Jim handed me a manuscript for his cyberpunk setting using our … Continue reading →
For as long as I’ve been running Pathfinder, my players have used Monster Knowledge checks, only now with Pathfinder 2e, not only can they critically succeed, they can also critically fail. In that regard, I want to tell you about … Continue reading →
So lets talk about Virtual Tabletops, I play in a Friday night game, I play in a Saturday day game and run a Saturday night game. Two of them used to be face to face, but currently all of these … Continue reading →
A while back I made a post on the cost of creating the Pirate Fighter, it had a $1.33 piece of stock art on the cover and a handful of stat blocks. There were several other stock art spaceships. On … Continue reading →
As part of the series on the RPG Publishing business I am trying to describe what the different stages are in making a game book. At each stage I want to present what different people contribute to the book. One … Continue reading →
In this checklist, we’re going to explore how you tell the world about your recently finished RPG book. Owen KC Stephens did a very nice piece on how a book gets made and this article is probably between steps 7 … Continue reading →
This is a placeholder with some tidbits we’ve come across, there will be a real style guide here for Starfinder and Pathfinder 2e eventually. Owen KC Stephens has written a checklist of things to look for in your writing before … Continue reading →
This week we look at Starship publishing which you might be able to use in other RPG supplements as well. As an example we’re going to look at the Eldred Intermediate Cruiser, a ship we have as Pay What you … Continue reading →
This week we look back on 2017 and because its easier, our OneBookshelf (OBS) sales numbers and maybe some things we’ve learned. On July 24th this year we put up the Enlightenment Gear book with Armor and Weapons for Pathfinder … Continue reading →
