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Print-On-Demand Cards come in and Lucas knocks and comes in...

Test sample of POD cards from One Book Shelf

Print On Demand Card Decks coming to RPGNow & DriveThruRPG!

As I am sure most of you may not know this but One BookShelf  / RPGNow / DriveThruRPG just announced yesterday that they will now be able to do Print-On-Demand (POD) card decks starting in January. You heard it right, we at LPJ are now going to be able to do card deck of our already successful Ultimate Spell Deck lines. So if you ever wished you could just have a deck of cards instead of have to print and cut them out yourself, you dreams have arrived. On top of that, the rest of our PDF Decks will be getting the POD treatment.  So get your money ready for the TONS of new POD decks we will be putting out.  

Plus best of all for us at LPJ Design, this new service will make it possible for us to create our extremely long time in development educational card game, Grammar: The Sentence Creation Card Game, and print it to the gaming market as an actual deck of cards.  I think this is a great move into helping small publishers become more profitable. Now January 2013 is going to be and even bigger month. Talk to you later…

Now Available - GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Game

GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Game is an all-new educational entertainment card game that not only is fun to play, it teaches children grammar, syntax and sentence structure in a quick, easy and fun way.

GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Game is not only a game but an educational source where you can learn about English grammar.

The goal of GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Game is to make sentences by matching the dots on the side of one card with another card to create a grammatically correct sentence. You earn points for every sentence you finish while racing to get rid of your cards first. The person with the most points is the winner!!!

As an inexpensive teaching tool, GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Game is about providing entertainment and educating your players. The card game is playable with a general knowledge of English grammar making it very attractive to those who are learning English as a second language.

GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Game focuses on building a better relationship between parents and children or even between students and teachers by making the learning experience fun and enjoyable for all involved. A simple game of GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Game can be setup, played and completed within 20 minutes. Available at RPGNow and Wargame Vault!

Meeting with Essential Learning Products went well...

I just had a good phone meeting with Essential Learning Products who is very interested in Grammar: The Sentence Creation Card GameTM I have been developing.  It looks like we are moving to the next stage of business development. I think we will have a good partnership, after I do my due diligence on Essential Learning Products and confirm a few fact. Look good so far. I feel like I am on Dragons Den or Shark Tank. Talk to you later...

Moving closer to the release of GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Card Game

I have been behind the scenes working on GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Card Game and have signed a few deals that will help make the actual planned launch of the game in March 2010. I plan to have the mock up ready by December and start showing product as soon as I get it. Just a little something to help expand LPJ Design. Talk to you later…

Back to Grammar

While I am waiting for several RPG projects to come back for me to work on, I start back on some work on Grammar: The Sentence Creation Card Game. The playability of the game was done a long time ago, I am working on the actual business plan. Since I have been watching shows like Shark Tank and Dragons Den UK and Canada, I have gotten a better idea on how to pitch this business for outside investors (By the way if you are interested in investing I am looking for $100K for 40% of the business. Contact me via of the website if you are interested.) Best of all I have hired an freelance witer/editor to hand all the written work to make sure everything is actually grammatically correct when you see it. I hope to have everything with Grammar: The Sentence Creation Card Game done by November/December and have it in the stores by May/June at the latest. This is going to be a busy summer. Talk to you later...

Missing San Diego Comic Con…

OK for another year I am missing San Diego Comic Con. This is the only comic con I have wanted to go to but never have gone to. I have been to the west coast a few time (Vegas, L.A. and once to San Diego when I was 14-ish) but never to the con. So I decided a while back that next year for my 40th birthday present, I was going to San Diego Comic Con 2010. Also with all the going ons with the card game and Grand Theft Exodus, next year’s San Diego Comic Con is going to be FANTASTIC!!! So even though I am missing all the fun this year, it is just setting up my great experience in 2010. Hope to see you there!!!

New Product Launch of GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Card Game

It is finally here and up. The new product launch of GRAMMAR: The Sentence Creation Card Game. It's not just a game... It's educational entertainment! Read more about it here!!!

Working on the other side of the street…

While I am waiting for the release of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, I have been working on my side project, GRAMAR: The Sentence Creation Card GameTM. This is an educational card game I have been working in my head for some time and it looks like the numbers are just right to take this to press and start selling the product in the educational game and toy market. Due to the specific nature of this product, I expect it to do a lot better than anything I have ever seen in the RPG Industry. I have gotten a lot of good feedback from retailers on what they wanted to see from this product. The educational game and toy industry is VERY different from the RPG industry even down to how they get their product to retail stores (FYI: Game and Toy stores don’t use distributors to purchase products, sales people go to the location and sell direct to the store.) so you can get a much better return as a manufacturer. I just bought the new dot.com name for the website and plan for it to be up and running by this weekend. So if you are thing about going into the card game business and you need some help, send me an email and I will do everything I can. Talk to you later…