sgt scott wrote:Hi-I would like to create NPC's for DM's who lack the time to do such things, kinda like Just in Time when you order products and my question is:Would I be violating copy rights? It would be just a word document with no art, just a stat block.thanksScott
sgt scott wrote:Hi-Thanks for the reply; my plan is to create NPC's for the hurried DM from scratch and at a nominal fee. Then I'll e-mail the documents in word format. So for example, lets say joe snuffy requests 10 special NPC's for his game, I check to see if I have the books I will need to hand craft such NPC's and then e-mail Joe Snuffy back that it can or can not be done plus my fee if it can be done. No art work, just detailed stat blocks of requested NPC. I figure, I have some time on my hands, why not make a few bucks making time consuming NPC stat blocks for other people.Scott
sgt scott wrote:Hi ya-Nope, no ebay involved here, all I would do is advertise on verious D&D boards see'ing if anybody would like such a service. I avoid eBay sellers with tons of negs like the plague, I dont care how low the price is.anyway take careScott
sgt scott wrote:Hi-Well, if I saw a service asking to make custome NPC's, heck I'd jump on it in a hart beat. BUT the service has to be within SRD standards, no selling of WoTC materiel outside of their published SRD.Also, its not that DM's are lazy, its that D&D 3.5 is very complicated. Scott
mbassoc2003 wrote:sgt scott wrote:Hi-Well, if I saw a service asking to make custome NPC's, heck I'd jump on it in a hart beat. BUT the service has to be within SRD standards, no selling of WoTC materiel outside of their published SRD.Also, its not that DM's are lazy, its that D&D 3.5 is very complicated. ScottI know a lot of the members here are active xD&D players and DM's. How many or you guys would order a block of NPCs for an online retailer?Alas, I do not play at the moment. It's been a while.
Shingen wrote:As long as you work within the framwork fo the SRD then you should have n oproblem because you are using Open Source material. Conversely, you coudl instead claim you are actually selling services as a consultant for D&D groups, and making NPCs falls within your duties.If the Copyright thing were to come up.