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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Captain_Commando" data-source="post: 4758453" data-attributes="member: 71848">If the adventures are a hit, then I'll definitely consider selling them.The online thing sounds interesting. That might be something to look into later on.UPDATEI'm thinking about going with the name "Storyteller Solutions" for the business. I'm leaning towards "game coordinator" for my personal title on business cards.The services will include:1. Self-contained prewritten adventures (original, published, and custom order). An additional preparation/design fee will be required for custom orders depending on the scope of the request ($10 to $100+). Both hourly rates and set fees will be offered depending on the adventure used.2. Special wargames with lots of miniatures and specially prepared "battlefields" (original pre-designed and custom order). 3. DM consultation and tutorials.4. LFR modules (As soon as my RPGA membership comes through and I take the Herald test).5. Design work for character backgrounds and homebrew settings. Some DMs might be too busy to flesh out their games as much as they would like to. Fee will vary depending on the scope of work requested. (minimum $20)Selling adventure modules written for the business may provide an additional source of income.Hourly rate will likely be $15-20 per hour. Set fees for running adventures will range from $60 to $120 (based on complexity of the adventure and amount of preparation required). Special gaming locations may be offered. Otherwise a list of standard locations in the city will be given.Marketing will be done through multiple meetup.com groups including business networking groups. The services will be sold both as a social gaming experience and as a company team-building exercise. Fun, educational adventures may be offered as a family activity service.Dungeons and Dragons 4th edition will be the system of service offered since it is the most "up to date" version, has the recognizable brand name, takes less time to prepare for, and it is beginner friendly. Most potential customers are likely to be beginners and time is limited so 4th edition is the logical choice. Adventures for other systems may be offered some time after the launch of the service.</blockquote>

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