It's fine to put all your proposals in the same envelope, provided each is accompanied by its own submission letter.
On the question of font size, we don't have any specific requirements, but, as has been said before, we recommend using your best judgment. A small font size (e.g., 6 pt. type) is less likely to be thoroughly read than a larger size. I strongly recommend cutting your proposals to the absolute minimum number of words necessary to convey your ideas.
One of the benefits of this search has been the outpouring of creative ideas from fans and from industry professionals. I certainly hope this creative energy continues well beyond the point at which we make our final selection, and that the best of the various proposals that have been developed make it onto the pages of the myriad of D20 companies out there. In my opinion, this search represents a tremendous opportunity for the industry as a whole to tap into the great settings that many of you have developed over the years.
On the question of font size, we don't have any specific requirements, but, as has been said before, we recommend using your best judgment. A small font size (e.g., 6 pt. type) is less likely to be thoroughly read than a larger size. I strongly recommend cutting your proposals to the absolute minimum number of words necessary to convey your ideas.
One of the benefits of this search has been the outpouring of creative ideas from fans and from industry professionals. I certainly hope this creative energy continues well beyond the point at which we make our final selection, and that the best of the various proposals that have been developed make it onto the pages of the myriad of D20 companies out there. In my opinion, this search represents a tremendous opportunity for the industry as a whole to tap into the great settings that many of you have developed over the years.
