DM for hire

[Dlsharrock]

Returning to the OP a second, I'm not sure about hiring yourself as a DM, purely because I don't know if there's a market for it. But given WotC are supposedly trying to attract new/casual players to 4e would hiring yourself as a D&D tutor/mentor be more practical?

For one thing you could do it online (email (for casual q&a), IM/chat or skype for being on hand during games) opening your potential customer base from local to global. You'd need to be flexible about working times I guess.

 

[Imperialus]

Therein starts the confusion again. I thought he was dead?

That's what He wants you to believe.

 

[shieldheart]

Returning to the OP a second, I'm not sure about hiring yourself as a DM, purely because I don't know if there's a market for it. But given WotC are supposedly trying to attract new/casual players to 4e would hiring yourself as a D&D tutor/mentor be more practical?

For one thing you could do it online (email (for casual q&a), IM/chat or skype for being on hand during games) opening your potential customer base from local to global. You'd need to be flexible about working times I guess.

I have a day job Was just seeing if there were any opportunities for a fun after hours gig out there. I've gotten an offer/request for a photoshoot of my and my players so far but no requests for my DMing services. Weird right?