3 October 2019 - Ironclad Writing

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FIVE SIMPLE TIPS FOR CRAFTING YOUR RULEBOOK

The rulebook is the single most important component of any tabletop game. A game’s rules give everything else in the box — and the players

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Working with Ironclad Writing has been a pleasure. As an ex-lawyer, Mark’s editing skills and attention to detail are unparalleled in the industry.

I was so happy with Mark’s punctuality and the high calibre of his services that I intend to use Mark as my primary editor as I progress in my academic career.

FEUD: The Seer’s Prophecy - “We first hired Ironclad Writing to edit a rulebook. We were blown away with the quality of their work and have since used their services for creative writing, script writing, website and Kickstarter text. We are always very happy with the results.”

With a Smile and a Gun - "I hired Mark as a community manager for my KS campaign. He helped me write the campaign page, the updates, and ad copy, but he did much more: he built a pre-campaign tournament, brainstormed community-building strategy, and was instrumental in the creation of the campaign video. In every way, Mark went above and beyond what was expected."

Blaseball: Wild Cards - “Working with Mark was a dream. He's professional to a fault, turns work around in next to no time, and has alarmingly reasonable rates. His work on the Blaseball: Wild Cards rulebook is top tier, and I won't hesitate to call on him again for future releases from Wayfinder.”

TabletopPolish - “Mark and I worked together on some tabletop game editing projects involving an extensive amount of rules and narrative text, and it was an absolute treat. His help was invaluable in dividing and conquering a daunting amount of work, and sorting through complicated issues that arose throughout the editing process, and he helped make it fun along the way. Happily recommended."

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