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 →
Owen mentioned that game companies rely heavily on institutional knowledge and not documented processes and procedures. This happens at small businesses,consulting shops, non-profits and government agencies of various sizes. If the process is “we call Bob” its not a process, … 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 →
Aerial Combat is kind of specialized and has different needs than some other TTRPGs like fantasy games many of which use an I go you go turn system and a random initiative. As I was reading Speed of Heat a … Continue reading →
So in the Pre and Post publication checklist post I mentioned a few different ways (Facebook, Reddit, Twitter) you could announce your new product to the world and the most common feedback that I received was that I didn’t include … 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 →
I’m crash testing some Pinterest Pins from my Entrepreneurship board to see how applicable the advice is based on 6 months testing my publishing company.. The Story – This list was from a Pinterest Pin called “16 Common mistakes to … Continue reading →
From a Pinterest Pin and a list in the Motivation Myth, steps copied here as an example, it’s just a starting point I will flesh this out later. I’m crash testing some Pinterest Pins from my Entrepreneurship board to see … Continue reading →
So Christmas game and this weekend I spent some time on the phone with my father who is recently retired and as we tend to do, we talked about my little side business this website and ERG as a publishing … 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 →
