Posts containing advice for freelance game designers
Every player loves finding shiny treasure. After killing the villain and thwarting his evil scheme it’s a tangible reward the PCs can hold in their hands. However, so much treasure these days is nothing more than boring, bland gold and description-less gems…
Continue reading GM Advice: Why You Should Design Unique Treasure For Your Campaign
Weather is an excellent tool in a GM’s arsenal. It can be nothing more than a backdrop to the adventure or an integral part of events. Hard rain, baking sun and dense fog all present brave adventurers with challenges and opportunities.
Continue reading GM Advice: How to Use Weather in Your Campaign
The sad reality is that producing decent, relevant material – on time – is hard. At the start of a project everything seems great, but quickly turnover day is upon you and if you are not careful you’ll fail to deliver what you promised.
Continue reading Freelance Advice: How to be More Productive
Getting into freelancing is hard. It’s even harder to guarantee a steady stream of work, but following these four tips gives you an advantage in an increasing crowded marketplace.
What makes an exciting, memorable encounter? Are four orcs in a chamber whose only purpose in life is to guard a chest and get whacked to death by the PCs good design?
