Crosshead
patreon
MARCH 2019
🕑 Added 2019-03-26 15:26:46 +0000 UTCPackage Update
I'm going to attempt to add a new layer to my content creation, where I do not only give updates on my instagram on the content I'm making but also give you updates on how much is already in the content pool and how far I'm in the process of creating (map related content specifically). Before the month is over, I'll have a poll to put together a content package for the lower tier that will be accessible to everyone in that tier that will even give you an exact understanding of what is in the package before you pay for it.
Maps: Currently I'm in the final stages of drawing up the tiles for the Fragmented Dungeon. The full pool consists out of 3 Panoramic Tiles (tiles that can't be used out of order) - 6 Main Tiles (tiles one would use for main areas in a dungeon, with four exits that can each be blocked off to piece together several unique dungeon layouts) - 11 Connection Tiles (tiles with hallways and doors that connect all four exits of a tile or 2 - 3 exits ). I'm working on 2 more tiles (maybe more before the end of this month).
(Currently every Patron gets 5x what I said the minimum amount of maps they would get, 10+ tiles for $2 & $3 tiers and 20+tiles for 5$ and up)
Patreon System
In the near future I plan on selling sets of my maps on websites like DMsguild and Drivethru as well, but you won't get content as cheap as you'll find it right here. I'm choosing to stay away from the pay per creation system because this way some months you'll get a bunch more than what you pay for and some months exactly what you pay for but in the long run your contribution will remain exactly the same each month and I'll try to provide enough input to let you know what you're paying for. I could chose to do per creation and do like 4 creations per month, where I just delay maps I've made for and deploy them over time instead of this system. Honestly I think this is a way better deal though for you, in multiple regards and it allows me to experiment with new ways of creating work on the fly.
Also the whole thing of defining a map is still a bit hard for me in the sense that for the current set I'm doing main tiles (with complex drawings) and connection tiles with more simple layouts of hallways. In the pay per creation deal creating those hallways might seem like a bummer to pay for (in comparison), but in this set it actually improves the quality of the set by including them (giving users the ability to draw out more complex dungeon maps). If I do per month, you can expect a steady amount of work hours basically. Getting both complex maps, more simple maps, all of which have value in their own way.
Again Patreon is a learning experience and I'm always open to suggestions and tips to do a better job of providing content. Feel free to contact me any time, as people have done in the past, and I'll always do my best to incorporate suggestions and see what I can do to make the system better.
Comments
Jason HAUSER
How do I access that large panoramic dragon map? It looks gorgeous.
