make money Running TableTop RPGS?

>>53969051
I'd do it in packages.
For example

Package A would be theater of the mind (so no mini's) , smaller number of players and 2 or 3 hours long. You want to get the hipsters with this, it will be your bread and butter

Package B would be much more focused on minis and should be a subscription for a long term campaign. Like levels 1-14 or whatever. have a fuck ton of minis that actually represent the monsters, even some real scenery and props.

Or just charger per session and per person, more players is more difficult to work with so you should get paid more.

>>53969051
I would pay for something like this. But only if the GM was "professional" tier good.

You would need both 1 shot sessions with a slick execution, premade characters and an adventure you are intimately familiar with running, and longer running campaigns on a subscription basis.

The 1 shots are for drawing in new customers, the longer campaigns are your steady income.

Run it in a private, quiet, professional setting and spend a lot of time getting the atmosphere right and making it clean and comfortable for your customers.

Don't make players pay for dice, sheets, minis etc, it will make some people feel scammed. Include the cost of these materials in your upfront pricing. Obviously this doesn't include snacks, drinks, souvenirs etc, or if the players want to purchase their dice/minis.

Patreon, I don't think so, unless you want to broadcast material on the internet. Which you should expand into, but it will require a more complicated operation.

>>53969051
One thing i will say is don't run your sessions out of your own home

>>53969051
I hope you die on AIDS

It feels like there have been a lot of threads about this topic lately. Or at least one other.