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well it still doesnt seem fair to not offer everyone involved a share of the profits. I mean, its not like you are paying them from your pocket, so its really no skin off your back if you give them a cut. get one artist to do the art for the book, and offer them a decent rate, like 30% cover...

doesnt seem fair to only offer the cover artist a share of the profits. Why dont the others get a share? Mike

id love to see some sweet puzzles done up as these pick and mix things. Monsters are easy to make up, so are magic items. but puzzles in an RPG are kind of tricky. And i dont mean traps, although they might be part of the puzzle(like in the Last Crusade). if the pick and mix thing...

werent vikings robots?...at least..they were on samurai jack... Mike

who provided the illustration for the cover? its really good! Mike

i agree with gareth, some more thought could definitely be used on the logo. Since it defines and brands your company, it should look as professional as possible. Mike

hey Insight, I think Phil will be sending me something to illustrate soon, but i dont know if you wrote it. If you want to email me: sirfrancisdrake(at)gmail.com my website is here: http://www.foolsplayground.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=album_personal&user_id=10 Mike

hey Insight, Glad to meet the author! I provided your cover and stuff! Mike

you could call it "Seen but not Heard." or "Whippersnappers" :) Mike

can you seriously write up a character thats 1 year old? That'd be cool, you could roll to see if you succeed sucking on your momma's booby. Mike

Hey Adamantine Angel, Your homebrew sounds cool, and since i just read the book, it sounds like precisely what you need. Actually your homebrew sounds alot like that old movie Red Dawn, which is pretty much one of the best "train then get back at the bad guys" movies of all time. Just like...

hey thanks Blackdirge, I just read the book and it was really really cool. I love the whole idea of the monsters Guild House. Something about a group of specialized killers with their own sweet clubhouse always gets me going. I really wanted to provide a cutaway illustration of the guild...

Hey my art is on the cover!! Alright!! you should make that image bigger though!! Mike

word, Tonym..word Mike

depending on the size and complexity of the back cover image, it could be anywhere from 100 to 300 dollars. If the cover is a wraparound ala D&D then that would be about 500 dollars. So all told that would be $1100 U.S. If you wish to contact me, my email is here: sirfrancisdrake at gmail.com...

I am a freelance illustrator, I can do the color cover, and all B&W interior illustrations for $900, U.S. you can see my online portfolio here: http://www.foolsplayground.com/index.php?name=PNphp882&file=album_personal&user_id=10 Hope you like em! Mike Franchina

how long would it be until you realize the product is a success or it is failing? And i am confused about your business plan, you say it allows for funding of your first product, does that not take into account the artists? just everyone else? Mike

this is really a great statement. I think i've needed to hear this for a long time! Mike

I agree that creativity is much needed, if not most important for growth of just about anything. I wonder if OGL was really a great revolution for the industry, since people don't have to worry about coming up with their own worlds, since they can use a pre-existing one. Mike