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<blockquote data-quote="Del" data-source="post: 2557377" data-attributes="member: 29314">I have a question that is unanswered in the above.I have a game, Dark Soviet, that I am designing and want to develop as I GM it.See here: <a href="http://www.esprawl.com/bpg/spacepunk/darksoviet.htm" target="_blank">http://www.esprawl.com/bpg/spacepunk/darksoviet.htm</a>Any players will get a greatly web supported game with interactive maps and game content displayed at my mock Cybernet and will get credit as testplayers in the finished books.What does Enworld think of companies doing this on it's boards? I don't want to step on it's toes. I do however have a complete lack of local players here where I live due to the very religious nature of my home city.Ether way yes or no an answer would clarify this point of policy of Enworld and it's PBP games.edit: I must add ... the players all get a character sheet and quickplay rulebooks to start.Regards,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Del, post: 2557377, member: 29314"] I have a question that is unanswered in the above. I have a game, [B]Dark Soviet[/B], that I am designing and want to develop as I GM it. See here: [url]http://www.esprawl.com/bpg/spacepunk/darksoviet.htm[/url] Any players will get a greatly web supported game with interactive maps and game content displayed at my mock [B]Cybernet[/B] and will get credit as testplayers in the finished books. What does Enworld think of companies doing this on it's boards? I don't want to step on it's toes. I do however have a complete lack of local players here where I live due to the very religious nature of my home city. Ether way yes or no an answer would clarify this point of policy of Enworld and it's PBP games. edit: I must add ... the players all get a character sheet and quickplay rulebooks to start. Regards, [/QUOTE]

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