Indie Sheet Requests

Hello! My name is Andy from Lost Haven Studio. I'm an indie game designer but I've been using roll20 since 2012 and would love to use it more for running demos of my various games online. Character sheets would definitely make that job easier so I'm looking for someone who would be nice enough to implement them on a small budget. I'm happy to send copies of my games over as well as the fillable sheets I've got for the games and answer questions. The games I'd like to include here on roll20 are: Abbadon: The Thirteen Seals. A playing card based dark fantasy RPG inspired by the earlier Diablo games. WildSpace. Which is a furry sci-fi and star fighter d6 based game system. Skies Above. A JRPG inspired d8 based RPG with exploding dice and multiple success levels. I could do $100 per sheet but open to a bit of negotiation as having the sheets here definitely makes my games more accessible and reduces the barier to entry. Edit: I'm also a professional illustrator who's happy to trade work for work so if you've got character art or scene artwork for a game you'd like let me know!

Hi Andy, I can't do them for $100 unfortunately. Even the most basic sheet takes at least 10-20 hours. Something on the order of the 2014 sheet takes 50+ (depending on what features of that sheet need to be replicated. However, I do have some alternatives to offer. If you are interested in doing them yourself, you might find these useful Gig's blog on sheet development my k-scaffold sheet framework  can make the code itself easier to write  I am developing Sheet Architect to be a no/low code option for building sheets Good luck with your project, and if you do decide to build yourself, every author in the community is always happy to answer questions and give suggestions.

Thanks for the response Scott. I understand that's a tiny budget and a lot of work. Your blog and scaffold look good and I might give them a go. Really curious to see how the Sheet Architect progresses. Definitely seems like a useful tool for indie folks.

Glad their helpful. I do want to note though; the blog is not mine, it is made by Gigs - another excellent sheet author in the community.