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It doesn’t matter how great your products are; if you can’t make money—or at the least breakeven—you won’t be around long as a publisher.
Continue reading Publisher Advice: Understanding Your Breakeven Point
House rules are a great way for a GM to stamp his style on a game. To successful apply a house rule, a GM needs to remember four things.
Very few adventures can be played in any edition of D&D and still be awesome. The Moathouse, from T1 The Village of Hommlet, is one of those dungeons.
Continue reading Is the Moathouse the Perfect Low-Level Dungeon?
In April this year, Raging Swan Press launched its Patreon campaign. Since then, we’ve hit our first and second milestones and quintupled the word rate which we pay our freelancer game designers.
As a GM, I’m a huge fan of being prepared. Ideally, I’d prefer to be prepared for every eventuality, but that’s not realistically possible.
Continue reading GM Advice: 4 Reasons You Should Have a Copy of Your PCs’ Sheets