I know some of you guys are into gaming. Do any of yall have any open license D20 adventures (or any other legal format) you have wrote that you wouldn't mind me posting in Fantasy World as a freebie?
Posted by HSO (Member # 2056) on :
I don't, sorry. I'm aware that plenty of fanfic sites exist, but I don't have any links.
As a substitute, visit www.gamefaqs.com or the poetry, lyrics, writing board in particular:
IMPORTANT: DO NOT make a topic asking for a story, though... they will consider it as spam and you'll get insta-banned for it. Very strict rules on that site. You'll have to trawl through the topics and see if someone has posted a story or a link to a story, and then ask, within that topic, if you can print their story. Read the TOS for that site if you do post anything -- again, really strict rules. Or just email me and I'll give you a quick heads up. The boards on gamefaqs are moderated by its users, meaning that any regular user can mark a message to bring it to the attention of a moderator or admin. And they do love to mark topics and messages: anything remotely suspect will be marked. Trust me.
Can't say the story quality will be any good either, but you never know...
On second thought, ignore this post.
Posted by JBSkaggs (Member # 2265) on :
I didn't mean computer games I meant live role playing games like D&D or White Wolf etc. You know the mini adventures or campaigns (some even call them guides) where you have the settings, rooms, monsters, background etc pre setup for a game.
created under the respective open license agreements posted on the games home sites.
[This message has been edited by JBSkaggs (edited February 11, 2005).]
Posted by HSO (Member # 2056) on :
Yes, I know what you meant, I used to cherish my twenty-sided die like no other... but one link is precisely about those games, that's why I gave it to you... the others were just add-ins, pot luck if you will... not everything on GameFAQs is about video games. In fact, the majority seems to not be about video games these days.
EDIT: You could go onto that board and ask if there any known links to stories about D&D campaigns, and then contact the author directly if anyone replies to your post.
[This message has been edited by HSO (edited February 11, 2005).]
Posted by JBSkaggs (Member # 2265) on :
Oh Ok, when I went to the site I over looked the paper and pen references. I noticed all the cheat codes for PS2 etc and well...