Category Archives: Entrepreneurship


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Published on December 15, 2010
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Interview with Russ @ RPGFreelancer.com

There is a new RPG business service on the block that goes by the name RPGFreelancer.com. Gamer Lifestylers take note: you can use this to get help with your projects, and you can use the site to make money. Gamer Lifestyle contacted the person behind this new opportunity, Russell Morrissey, and plied a few questions. Continue reading


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Published on December 14, 2010
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State of Mongoose Publishing 2010

Mongoose publishing recaps their business successes and failures every year. The insight provided is very interesting. I highly recommend reading it:

State of the Mongoose 2010

There’s one very interesting paragraph in there:

For the first time in nine years, I would advise anyone looking to launch a new RPG company to halt their plans, and wait to see what happens in the market next. Now is not a good time to launch a new company.

I feel that this … Continue reading →


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Published on November 3, 2010
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How I made my first dollar with Level 31

This entry is part 8 of 8 in the series Level 31: A Gamer Lifestyle Case Study

It’s in the books! I made my first dollar from Level 31 exactly 84 days after starting the Gamer Lifestyle program. Hurray! Continue reading


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Published on October 18, 2010
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Level 31 – Gamer Lifestyle case study goes public

This entry is part 7 of 8 in the series Level 31: A Gamer Lifestyle Case Study

I am happy to announce that my case study RPG project is going public. Continue reading


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Published on August 23, 2010
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How I found an artist for my RPG project

This entry is part 4 of 8 in the series Level 31: A Gamer Lifestyle Case Study

Johnn Four recently quoted something he read in a RPG forum: if you want to make a small fortune with roleplaying games, start with a large one. Pretty funny. But thankfully, it’s not quite true. Continue reading


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Published on August 12, 2010
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How to choose the legal structure for your project

This entry is part 2 of 8 in the series Level 31: A Gamer Lifestyle Case Study

I ran Dungeon Mastering under my personal name for 1 year before registering it as a corporation. It worked well. It is free. That’s what I would suggest for most people. Try out your project. Build an audience. Make a dollar or two. And then decide what your structure should be.

Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition GSL

If you’re publishing books that are based on other systems, it’s important to comply with the guidelines for doing that. I believe Wizards … Continue reading →


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Published on August 10, 2010
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An interactive Gamer Lifestyle case study

This entry is part 1 of 8 in the series Level 31: A Gamer Lifestyle Case Study

Ever since I sold DungeonMastering.com in January 2010, I’ve been thinking about starting a new project. Here it is. Continue reading


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Published on March 15, 2010
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Free Webcast – How To Get Started In The RPG Industry

Brian Owens, the manager at Dungeon Mastering, organized a free webcast event. He interviews me about breaking into the RPG industry.

Visit this article on DungeonMastering.com for all the details: Playing RPG’s for a living?Continue reading →


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Published on December 1, 2009
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Dungeon Mastering Earnings Report – Nov. 09

To help others, you have to help yourself first

The Gamer Lifestyle program is all about helping others craft a better life for themselves. We hope to help many gamers and entrepreneurs to create a reliable revenue stream from their hobby. Someone pointed out that it’s difficult for anyone to know how seriously they can take our advice on making money from RPGs, since there’s now way to know how well we’re doing ourselves.

So I decided to share my

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Published on November 2, 2009
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Dungeon Mastering Earnings Report – October 09

To help others, you have to help yourself first

The Gamer Lifestyle program is all about helping others craft a better life for themselves. We hope to help many gamers and entrepreneurs to create a reliable revenue stream from their hobby. Someone pointed out that it’s difficult for anyone to know how seriously they can take our advice on making money from RPGs, since there’s now way to know how well we’re doing ourselves.

So I decided to share my

Continue reading →



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