Recent content by Jaspor

M.T. Black is not going to be your typical creator making the jump from DMs Guild to DTRPG. He was one of the first regular contributors on DMs Guild, has been a Guild Adept since the program was introduced, has written on official D&D hardcovers, has a popular blog, and has almost 20k followers...

As Burnside said earlier in the thread, DMs Guild is very saturated. Also throw in the fact that production value has gone WAY up across the board there (it's not unusual for creators to have budgets in the hundreds of dollars, maybe even approaching 4 figures), it makes it hard to make a splash...

Yep, this has been my experience as well, 100%. (And I made an earlier post saying a lot of the same, but somehow that one is stuck in moderation. Weird.) The D&D branding and marketing is very powerful and drives a ton of traffic and sales.

Stories I've heard from people who have published on both is that sales are typically much better on DMs Guild. And while creators get a bigger cut of royalties on DTRPG, it's usually not enough to offset the difference in quantity sold. That D&D branding and marketing is very powerful. If you...

"Stacey Allan, Celeste Conowitch, Ashley Michaela “Navigator” Lawson, and Hannah Rose join veteran members M.T. Black, James Haeck, James Introcaso, Rich Lescouflair, Ginny Loveday, and Ashley Warren." From this update in January 2020: Dungeon Masters Guild Adepts | Dungeons & Dragons

The Adept program has been pretty stagnant for some time now. Since it was first introduced in August 2017, there has only been one update to its lineup in January 2020. What was initially advertised as a regularly rotating team highlighting people who publish stuff on the DMs Guild, has...