Well, despite all the king’s horses and all the king’s support personnel not being able to duplicate the issue that prevented my bundles from working…somehow a patch/update appeared and fixed the non-problem.
Coincidence? Perhaps. But perhaps not.
In any case, back to working in time for FnordCon2.3…so yay.
Well, the Dragon Heresy Kickstarter has funded. So that means that even with some “oops, I had a financial crisis” type stuff, we’re far enough in with long enough to go that I felt comfortable getting stuff moving. Layout and Editing As such, I have initiated the editing work. I’ve hired Vince Harper, who has…
I was on The ESTABLiSHED FACTS podcast with Derek Knutsen-Frey the other day, and it just went live. The Established Facts Podcast We talk about all sorts of thing How I got into the business The Dragon Heresy system The Kickstarter (now funded!) Gaming and Game Design Gaming as a Business Getting into game writing…
It’s been four weeks since my last report, and the work here has almost all been “head down” stuff. But good progress made. We’re heading into the Christmas-New Year “season,” which has some impact on timing of some things. The Nightmare Fuel bestiary project for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG funded and finished on November 6….
The manuscript is done Final tally is just shy of 425,000 words, which will wind up being about 780 pages laid out. Likely split into two or three books. Now final ‘scripts are off to Ken Hite for editing, and I’ll be looking at my current and extended contacts for a layout pro to make…
As part of a run-up to an actual-play podcast by Shadow of the GM, he first looked around for a setting, and much to my delight, he chose Nordlond and the Dungeon Fantasy RPG as its base. Naturally, I was thrilled, and offered to help in any way; he asked if we could chat for…
I’ve been having issues for a while updating certain parts of my Blogger page. I’d try and add a link or something, and get a javascript(0) error – the only browser I use for posting and editing is Chrome. I’d click Save once, and . . . nothing. I accidentally solved this – as have…