Been Thiking of starting my own D-20 company, where should I start?

[jmucchiello]

You'd have to prduce the dreaded "errata" documents every time you found something (or were informed of something) that was incorrect, which I've always found to be a pain in the rear. I never liked buying a book only to see an errata document crop up a couple of months later. It's probably just a nit-pick, but that's my .02 cents

With PDFs you have to update the PDFs everytime Wizards updates the d20 license. When months go by and they maintain the status quo. This is not a problem. When two updates come out within 4 months, it can be tiring. (This assumes you are usin the d20 logo, of course.)

 

[Steve Conan Trustrum]

Are the writers and illustrators you're working with veterans in the industry, professionals in other industries, or completely untested? If either of the latter two, I'd first have them post some stuff in the freelancer forum over at RPG.net, or do something similar, to get some feedback.

 

[eigam]

Steve,
Thanks for the tip. The illustrators are untested in the RPG field.
I'll post some over at the RPG net. I'll put links here to, hope it's ok?
Primary illustrator
http://mywebpage.netscape.com/cireeigam/Everett.html
Secondary illustrator
http://mywebpage.netscape.com/cireeigam/RPG+Art.html

 

[Steve Conan Trustrum]

Nice works. If your ideas and writing talent match your available artistic talents, you'll certainly be on your way. Good luck!