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<blockquote data-quote="Captain_Commando" data-source="post: 4775449" data-attributes="member: 71848">Actually, I'd already mentioned early on in the brainstorming for this that I'd look to publish the adventures as I write them for the business.This saves time. Okay. I'll send a publish-version of 'Delver's Requiem' and perhaps another adventure or two before the end of May. Thank you. EDIT: I've decided to cut prices after all.Neuronphaser: There have been a few on the forums saying they might pay if they lived in NYC or PMed me for info. Most of the posters don't fit my target market though. The main selling point of my GM services is convenience of location and schedule. I can't stress that enough. There are not many if any GMs making themselves nearly as available. I don't have to be infinitely better, just good enough to get the job done well. And what is your idea of an &quot;average&quot; GM?.Hereticus: For character death, I'd been advised to perform a brief survey with a client including how the client would like character death handled. I'll give several suggested options including the use of backup characters, which I can provide with pre-gens at the client's request.&nbsp;&nbsp; Vyvyan Bastard: The &quot;stigma&quot; of DnD is not quite what it was years ago. I'm also planning to design some adventures that lack much of the reason for the &quot;stigma&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captain_Commando, post: 4775449, member: 71848"] Actually, I'd already mentioned early on in the brainstorming for this that I'd look to publish the adventures as I write them for the business. This saves time. Okay. I'll send a publish-version of 'Delver's Requiem' and perhaps another adventure or two before the end of May. Thank you. EDIT: I've decided to cut prices after all. Neuronphaser: There have been a few on the forums saying they might pay if they lived in NYC or PMed me for info. Most of the posters don't fit my target market though. The main selling point of my GM services is convenience of location and schedule. I can't stress that enough. There are not many if any GMs making themselves nearly as available. I don't have to be infinitely better, just good enough to get the job done well. And what is your idea of an "average" GM?. Hereticus: For character death, I'd been advised to perform a brief survey with a client including how the client would like character death handled. I'll give several suggested options including the use of backup characters, which I can provide with pre-gens at the client's request. Vyvyan Bastard: The "stigma" of DnD is not quite what it was years ago. I'm also planning to design some adventures that lack much of the reason for the "stigma". [/QUOTE]

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