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<blockquote data-quote="jgsugden" data-source="post: 7381627" data-attributes="member: 2629">There are dozens of high quality campaign worlds available for sales, and hundreds more 'amateur' worlds available at little to no costs.&nbsp; If you put in the effort to add artwork, have professional editing, etc... and want to sell it - and you manage to accumulate good reviews for it - you might see some people using it, and even more buy it and cannibalize parts of it.&nbsp; It sounds like your materials are far shy of that level of professional content.&nbsp; If you don't make it a professional work, then you may get a few lookie-loos that download it, but it will not be widely used.&nbsp;&nbsp; It doesn't hurt to post it, but I would not expect to see it 'do much'.&nbsp; However, there are a number of folks out there that do want to 'help' by criticizing things like this, so I would not choose to do this unless I had a thick skin.&nbsp; I believe you'd be far more likely to hear more criticism than praise, regardless of the quality of the work.This is the trend with most of the campaigns 'made available', whether posted to ENWORLD, dropped onto GM's Guild, or sold via Kickstarter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jgsugden, post: 7381627, member: 2629"] There are dozens of high quality campaign worlds available for sales, and hundreds more 'amateur' worlds available at little to no costs. If you put in the effort to add artwork, have professional editing, etc... and want to sell it - and you manage to accumulate good reviews for it - you might see some people using it, and even more buy it and cannibalize parts of it. It sounds like your materials are far shy of that level of professional content. If you don't make it a professional work, then you may get a few lookie-loos that download it, but it will not be widely used. It doesn't hurt to post it, but I would not expect to see it 'do much'. However, there are a number of folks out there that do want to 'help' by criticizing things like this, so I would not choose to do this unless I had a thick skin. I believe you'd be far more likely to hear more criticism than praise, regardless of the quality of the work. This is the trend with most of the campaigns 'made available', whether posted to ENWORLD, dropped onto GM's Guild, or sold via Kickstarter. [/QUOTE]

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