It has new art, better layout, and better editing, as well as both a Dramatis Personae and Bestiary to describe all the characters (and their statistics) therein. I even had that god-awful seating chart re-done by a real graphic designer.Īs part of this, I updated the original PDF for The Wedding at Ravenloft, to reflect these changes. I commissioned Olie Boldador for a new cover, had an actual editor parsing my work, and worked with a professional layout designer to get this baby in print. That's no longer the case, and with five years experience behind me, I set out to visually overhaul The Wedding. Five years ago, I knew nothing about layout design-e.g., I used MS Word and couldn't figure out why my parchment background was blocking the page numbers, so I literally made manual textboxes for all 42ish pages-and had very little art budget.
In the five years since then, The Wedding has since become a staple of our community and sold over 4700 copies it remains one of my most beloved projects.Īs my work on the Curse of Strahd Companion nears completion, I wanted to get the Wedding in print-on-demand on DMs Guild. So I polished up the Wedding and published it for sale.
The Wedding was actually something I wrote for my own campaign, and it was only after I came back from my year of teaching in Japan that I learned you could legally sell D&D materials. Hey folks, I'm Wyatt Trull and five years ago, I got my start as a writer in this community with The Wedding at Ravenloft.
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