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<blockquote data-quote="Dice4Hire" data-source="post: 4854882" data-attributes="member: 55066"><p>I think the patronage projects are not so much buying the module, as being part of the design process and getting close to an adventure/game designer. I took a look at Wolfgang BAuer's pricing system, and yes, if you look at it as purchasing a module, it is insanely over-priced, but it is a lot more than that, IMHO.</p><p></p><p>Note: I have not, nor will I probably ever take part in this, so I'm an outsider looking in. </p><p></p><p>The first thing is seeing the development form the beginnings of polls and questionnaires to set the system, tone and backstory of a module. If I remember right there was a poll for a half-dozen or so choices of module settings. After that, the design started, with those paying more money (up to $180.00!!!!!!) getting more say in the module's design, up to the level of being able to basically write a section of the module (under supervision) </p><p></p><p>That is a lot of interesting stuff, to watch this kind of process. Getting the module as a bonus is nice, and keeping it exclusive is kind of necessary, otherwise you devalue that part of the whole patronage deal. It is a quite interesting business, I must admit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dice4Hire, post: 4854882, member: 55066"] I think the patronage projects are not so much buying the module, as being part of the design process and getting close to an adventure/game designer. I took a look at Wolfgang BAuer's pricing system, and yes, if you look at it as purchasing a module, it is insanely over-priced, but it is a lot more than that, IMHO. Note: I have not, nor will I probably ever take part in this, so I'm an outsider looking in. The first thing is seeing the development form the beginnings of polls and questionnaires to set the system, tone and backstory of a module. If I remember right there was a poll for a half-dozen or so choices of module settings. After that, the design started, with those paying more money (up to $180.00!!!!!!) getting more say in the module's design, up to the level of being able to basically write a section of the module (under supervision) That is a lot of interesting stuff, to watch this kind of process. Getting the module as a bonus is nice, and keeping it exclusive is kind of necessary, otherwise you devalue that part of the whole patronage deal. It is a quite interesting business, I must admit. [/QUOTE]
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