How much for 1 monster (with extras)?

[DaveStebbins]

I agree. Pick-n-Mix seems like a good place for most good monsters. Monsters that could become a major part of a campaign could be a separate stand-alone product with a higher price. I would pay more for something with the details of, say Ronin Arts' The Possessors. In fact I did buy it and really like it.

-Dave

 

[Starglim]

It depends very much on the creature and how central it can become to an adventure or even a campaign. I think the amount of work that you described is worth more than $1, probably not over $3.

 

[Sledge]

Pick'n'Mix also has the added bonus of being an easy impulse sale. The price seems just about right at 49 cents.

 

[HugeOgre]

We'll see about the Pick and Mix I guess. I just emailed Russ a copy of our first PnM monster - the Frost Giant Noble. Two pages, with a piece of art and a whole new set of rules for stomping PCs. Personally, .49 cents seems a little high for me, but If it has two full pages, art, AND is interesting it could be worth it. I think I did that with the Noble, but I could be biased. lol.

I can see the PnM monsters growing largely through reputation and word of mouth.

 

[Twin Rose]

Pick'n'mix is something that, if people are buying similar products at that particular time, they'll buy them up ... Especially if ENGS has a new release that's JUST under 5 dollars - then people will buy the P&M to avoid charges.

Personally, I think 49 cents is PERFECT. Very often I buy a book that, after all is said and done, I use about 10-20% of the entire work ... And the actual page-of-use value becomes much worse