Fantasy Setting Proposal: Sent yours in yet?
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AmerginLiath
Adventurer
Sent mine in -- 10 point Sylfal (a TNR-ish font with a teensy bit more panache...)
Green Knight
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Sent mine in earlier today, also with 10 point Times New Roman font. I was REALLY paranoid about using the 10 point font, and wanted to use 12 point. Unfortunately, I ended up something like 2 lines over, and couldn't find anything to hack (I had already hacked quite a bit at that point, trying to explain my ideas as succintly as possible). So I went down to 10 point and found myself with a bunch of extra space, which I filled in. Man, I REALLY hope they don't decide to chuck the 10 point font submissions just as a way of thinning down the herd! 
MavrickWeirdo
First Post
My masterpeice
1 entry
485 words
Numbered paragraphs with a space between paragraphs.
10 point "Verdana" type (It's the type face WotC used for the questions.)
1.25 inch margins
Yep, I have an icecube's chance.
1 entry
485 words
Numbered paragraphs with a space between paragraphs.
10 point "Verdana" type (It's the type face WotC used for the questions.)
1.25 inch margins
Yep, I have an icecube's chance.
NoOneofConsequence
First Post
1 submission; Courier New; 11pt font.
Printed question and number followed by answer (even put "7. Name:****")
For those who've not had the experience before, this was a lot like a tender writing process - stage one "Expression of Interest". Thousands of people around the world expressing a ton of interest.
Personally, I didn't see much point in doing multiple submissions, after all, D&D has thrived in the worlds with maximum diversity. If you've got two concepts, why not combine them to make one world with more possibilities rather than two worlds with only a few possibilities? Just my two cents.
Printed question and number followed by answer (even put "7. Name:****")
For those who've not had the experience before, this was a lot like a tender writing process - stage one "Expression of Interest". Thousands of people around the world expressing a ton of interest.
Personally, I didn't see much point in doing multiple submissions, after all, D&D has thrived in the worlds with maximum diversity. If you've got two concepts, why not combine them to make one world with more possibilities rather than two worlds with only a few possibilities? Just my two cents.
Green Knight
First Post
You're not the only one who did this. Though mine says "7. Entrant - ***Insert Name Here***".
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