Our Business Philosophy
There are a number of independent companies that offer games and gaming products. Spider Dreams was conceived as
a different kind of company. I'd like to see it become a resource for gamers and publishers.
I believe in that in order to bring a high quality product to people, the creators involved in the projects
need to be confident that they, and their work, is given fair treatment. By giving the creators more flexibility
and greater personal involvement in the process, the gamers will benefit.
We want to re-define loyalty, in terms of "customer loyalty," "company loyalty," and "employee/creator loyalty."
Recent events in the big corporations have left people disillusioned about the way that companies are run. We want to
build customer loyalty by bringing quality products to gamers at affordable prices. We want to build creator loyalty
by treating each creator with respect and fairness. We want to build company loyalty by pledging to give our loyalty
to our people, the creators and the gamers, not to the money. When the money means more than the people involved, Sacred
Wolf Inc will no longer exist.
Our Employees
Right now, there are no employees. It's just me and my little dream. As this progresses, I'm sure that there
will be people directly employed by Spider Dreams. I'd like to be able to allow creators to hold rights to their original
work.
I'm a freelance writer (my credits include Spoof Comics' "Spoon vs. Batbabe" one-shot, among other things), and I've
been a gamer for *ahem* a couple of decades. My other site is about American politics, observations and commentary.
You can find it at http://sacwolf1.tripod.com/
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Spider Dreams
This is something that I've been kicking around for years. I've looked at what's offered in the gaming industry,
which has a lot of nifty stuff. In the last couple of years, it's hit another boom-time with the release of Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Edition. Before that happened, it seemed that there wasn't much room for another publisher. Now, the industry has opened
up and is full of possibilities.
With Spider Dreams, I'd like to explore those possibilities, and give creators a chance to let other gamers in on what
makes their games special.
Other genres are something I'd like to look into, as well-- card games, comic books, fiction... What are you looking
for that you can't seem to find? What kinds of games do you want to see?
Drop me an e-mail, let me know what you think.
"Dungeons & Dragons(R) and Wizards
of the Coast(R) are Registered Trademarks of Wizards of the Coast, and are used with Permission."
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