Designer Pledge: Why does the cost differ between these pledges?
Because I will be working with you to create the creature, these are pretty time-consuming for me. I am totally committed to each one to see it be as cool as possible. As the number of design pledges goes up, my commitment gets proportionally greater, and so the price tends to rise.
Last updated: March 17, 2016 22:24
Designer Pledge: How do you and I co-design a creature?
I already have basic concepts for every one of these creatures on the drawing board. When the campaign ends, I’ll send you my ideas. You then look over my ideas, and send me back your ideas. We each re-work our concepts and keep up the exchange until we end up with a creature that makes us
both proud to see published. One that is interesting and innovative, gives rise to cool adventure hooks,
and has real character. Not just a bag of hit points.
Last updated: March 17, 2016 22:24
Designer Pledge: What if we can’t reach an agreement about some facet of the monster?
Well the bottom line is that my name is in big letters on the front of the book, so I get the final call. I think that’s what most of the backers want and expect. That said, I have a lot of experience in working with other designers, and I know for a fact that the meeting of creative minds generally results in synergy, not roadblocks.
Last updated: March 17, 2016 22:24
Designer Pledge: What do I, personally, get out of a Designer pledge?
Well you are also getting a full Master’s pledge, plus at least ten figures of your/our creation. The main thing, and the reason for the premium is your name is in the book as a designer, and you get to work directly with me and my team. It’s a direct peek into how Sandy’s mind works.
Last updated: March 17, 2016 22:24
Designer Pledge: Why are there 30 slimes instead of 10?
Because to me they seem like the kind of monster that should be swarming the adventurers.
Last updated: March 17, 2016 22:24
Designer Pledge: Why does the cost differ between these pledges?
Because I will be working with you to create the creature, these are pretty time-consuming for me. I am totally committed to each one to see it be as cool as possible. As the number of design pledges goes up, my commitment gets proportionally greater, and so the price tends to rise. Last updated: Fri, Mar 18 2016 1:24 am EDT
Designer Pledge: How do you and I co-design a creature?
I already have basic concepts for every one of these creatures on the drawing board. When the campaign ends, I’ll send you my ideas. You then look over my ideas, and send me back your ideas. We each re-work our concepts and keep up the exchange until we end up with a creature that makes us both proud to see published. One that is interesting and innovative, gives rise to cool adventure hooks, and has real character. Not just a bag of hit points. Last updated: Fri, Mar 18 2016 1:24 am EDT
Designer Pledge: What if we can’t reach an agreement about some facet of the monster?
Well the bottom line is that my name is in big letters on the front of the book, so I get the final call. I think that’s what most of the backers want and expect. That said, I have a lot of experience in working with other designers, and I know for a fact that the meeting of creative minds generally results in synergy, not roadblocks. Last updated: Fri, Mar 18 2016 1:24 am EDT
Designer Pledge: What do I, personally, get out of a Designer pledge?
Well you are also getting a full Master’s pledge, plus at least ten figures of your/our creation. The main thing, and the reason for the premium is your name is in the book as a designer, and you get to work directly with me and my team. It’s a direct peek into how Sandy’s mind works. Last updated: Fri, Mar 18 2016 1:24 am EDT
Designer Pledge: Why are there 30 slimes instead of 10?
Because to me they seem like the kind of monster that should be swarming the adventurers. Last updated: Fri, Mar 18 2016 1:24 am EDT
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