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<blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 345065" data-attributes="member: 259">There was a writing panel at DragonCon devoted to how to get published in the gaming field.&nbsp; Several of the folks on the panel said that they saw a big market for new, unique campaign settings.&nbsp; &quot;The vultures,&quot; said the guy from Sovereign Stone, &quot;are circling over the discarded entries from the WOTC setting search.&quot;They mentioned that in the coming months, we'd probably see a lot of publishers soliciting people's losing submissions to WOTC's search.&nbsp; One guy mentioned that he might ask friends at WOTC to point him toward four or five setting proposals that he liked, but that didn't quite make the cut.My impression is that even if you didn't get through this round, there's hope that you'll get through with a D20 publisher.&nbsp; And in doing so, you may find out that somebody at WOTC noticed your submission enough to pass it along to a friend in the industry.Daniel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pielorinho, post: 345065, member: 259"] There was a writing panel at DragonCon devoted to how to get published in the gaming field. Several of the folks on the panel said that they saw a big market for new, unique campaign settings. "The vultures," said the guy from Sovereign Stone, "are circling over the discarded entries from the WOTC setting search." They mentioned that in the coming months, we'd probably see a lot of publishers soliciting people's losing submissions to WOTC's search. One guy mentioned that he might ask friends at WOTC to point him toward four or five setting proposals that he liked, but that didn't quite make the cut. My impression is that even if you didn't get through this round, there's hope that you'll get through with a D20 publisher. And in doing so, you may find out that somebody at WOTC noticed your submission enough to pass it along to a friend in the industry. Daniel [/QUOTE]

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