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I've always thought there was an opportunity for professional dungeon masters. If you live in a large city, or think you can pull it off in Zoom, I am sure ther
by jasondigitized 4y ago
I've always thought there was an opportunity for professional dungeon masters. If you live in a large city, or think you can pull it off in Zoom, I am sure there is a market for a very curated and polished experience for players. I'd imagine there are hundreds of people out there that are really really good at this, just as there are really good speakers, narrators, and voice actors.
- ninju 4y agoYep..that's happening already https://www.polygon.com/22525941/how-to-hire-a-dungeon-master https://www.polygon.com/22525941/how-to-hire-a-dungeon-maste... Then she saw the section for pay to play games, hosted by professional Dungeon Masters (DMs), that typically cost between $5 and $25 per session.
- Noumenon72 4y agoThat quote makes it sound like peanuts, but it's per player: > she runs about eight to 10 games a week, charging six to seven people $15 each for four hours of 5th edition D&D. So $900/week for forty hours, a $45k self-employed job that a lot of people would be happy with if it lasted.