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Welcome Firends to Weaver

 Hello. C J here. Welcome to Weaver. Weaver is my new furry collaborative game project. I’m looking to track down authors and furry creators to help me design, write and narrate a full tabletop game manual set in the Quantum Era. I’m paying for all of this, of course. I’m planning on finding people on the writing and creative groups on BARQ and from what I’ve seen these groups are incredibly active. My budget for the project is $2000 CAD. I can top up the budget later this year or next New Years if I have to. Money and BARQ sound like a good combination.

Our new game has the concept ‘dragons in the darkness of space.’ Anything goes so long as it’s in line with the concept and isn’t violent. The Quantum Era has only dragons as the playable species but they can look like any other furry race and they have mastered space travel. I’m planning on making a new OneDrive folder to store all the in progress drafts and I will be the creative director as well as doing all the proofreading. I want anyone of any skill level to try and get some nice cash from my company in the process. I haven’t started recruiting yet but I’ll let you all know when I do. I’m also making a document containing the rules, the list of ideas I have and my rates I pay per word for the OneDrive folder to start with.

Welcome, friends, to the next phase of the company.

C J Mcpherson
Head Game Designer
Concept Art Lead
Infinity Game Studios


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