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Out of curiosity, is it the size of the module that's overwhelming or the type of adventure?

The game world is actually a lot more 14th-15th century than 10th-11th century (whatever right). Anyways, the game works fine in other periods. As long as you don't mix technology levels too much, you can use the weapons and armors as written in the player's handbook. Guns would probably have...

Is there any chance you can put a page or two of content in the full-size preview?

This is such a relief. Thanks Morrus!

Hi guys, I was wondering if any of you living outside the US ever tried a crowdfunding campaign? What platform would you recommend using? Most people fund their RPG projects with Kickstarter so that was my first choice. Being French, I can’t set my goals or pledges in US dollars which is a...

I put an adventure on DriveThruRPG 2 weeks ago (pay what you want) and I got similar sales numbers than what you have. The only active marketing effort I did to promote it was a press release on ENWorld/Facebook and put the URL of my website in my signature. I don't think the website has...

The world is called Ravenloft. It's an old campaign setting that dates back to the 2nd edition of D&D.

I was wondering, did anyone try the adventure yet? I'd be interested in some feedback!

The problem isn't the paper or even the color, it's the ink coverage. With a 240% ink coverage, you loose contrast and color depth compared to higher quality prints. It's still nice but it could be better. If your eye isn't train to see these things, you'll need to put your D&D books and your...

I really meant it as a constructive criticism! I really hope this works. It's a bit annoying how your products are barely noticeable in DriveThruRPG because of the non-D&D games. What language are you guys programming in?

They only take 30% of my money (exclusive). That's weird, maybe they lowered their cut.

The deal for publishers is fantastic but the giant list of keywords to refine your search under the page title is just horrible... I would never buy a product without a preview either. Good luck guys! I hope this works.

Aren't these OGL products? I was wondering if there wasn't a technical reason why nobody was publishing printed products on it.

I have mixed feelings about it. I don't like keeping track of dozens of small products and the quality is so random that I still haven't bought anything yet. I'm not sure I'll buy anything electronic though. I really like my dead trees. I also find it frustrating. There are so many fantastic...

Goblin Stone presents its first Tavern Tales adventure. The Ghost and the Peddler is a short adventure for three to five characters of level 3 to 5. You can play it any time the PCs need to travel through scarcely populated land for a few days. Jack Flanagan is an apothecary traveling around...

Thanks! I'm going to use InDesign. I was hoping I could get my hands on the footer (the irregular lines), the calligraphy letters at the beginning of a new chapter, and the monster stat border. Oh well, I guess I'll have to continue searching.

It looks better than most DM's Guild products and the writing is fairly pleasant to read. I think the problem is the topic and that it's a paid product. The topic is kind of cliché and the only people that will buy it are Twilight fans with very high expectations. With a paid product, you're...

This is fantastic work.

What about paying for marketing? You know, things like ads on ENWorld, a stand at GenCon, or a free promotional product.