Topic: How strict is the indie requirement?
Started by: Valamir
Started on: 9/10/2002
Board: RPGevolution Contributors
On 9/10/2002 at 2:37pm, Valamir wrote:
How strict is the indie requirement?
Hey Clinton,
I had sent you a couple of articles on the history of Texas which I had used for a Deadlands Campaign. Didn't hear back as to whether you had any interest in supporting a mainstream game like Deadlands. As far as those articles go, the real history is easy to strip out of the wierd history if you want.
But the reason for the question, is I'm also in the midst of putting my Pendragon campaign into electronic form with, what amounts to, old school style scenario modules. I'd be happy to send you these too as they're finished, but I'm not sure if Pendragon material has any interest for you.
On 9/10/2002 at 2:49pm, Clinton R. Nixon wrote:
Re: How strict is the indie requirement?
Valamir wrote: Hey Clinton,
I had sent you a couple of articles on the history of Texas which I had used for a Deadlands Campaign. Didn't hear back as to whether you had any interest in supporting a mainstream game like Deadlands. As far as those articles go, the real history is easy to strip out of the wierd history if you want.
The Texas history is awesome - it fits in the niche you kind of carved with your other article. As for the Pendragon campaign - I dunno. I really like the idea, but I'd have to get permission from Chaosium and it might draw focus away from the indie thing.
On 9/10/2002 at 3:56pm, Valamir wrote:
RE: How strict is the indie requirement?
Yeah, I guess you'd need permission to put it up in a paid for environment...though I think the permission would come from Peter Corless and Green Knight these days, not Chaosium.
I guess the real question, and why I asked it here rather than in PM, was just to probe where the boundary is for what games you are interested in seeing material for vs. games you are...less interested...in seeing material for.