No we don't. That can wait until we know what the story will be.
We have a main plot about the dragon war though.
I'm quite an able writer, but I think I'd vouch as a plot-director, as I can generally just think of plot events during my free time. Could also work as an illustrator, might post a few doodles later... or not
Alright then! Welcome to the team!
First of all, we should really think about the story and plot more. The writers are already so focused on writing the scenes, and when we paste the whole thing together, it won't really have much consistency you know. And if we're going to do it like that, we might as well just aim for a Short Story Collection, with different writers writing their own shorts, basically having the 'setting' as the only consistent thread that ties the whole thing together.
We don't have a plot so far in the beginning, we just need to get everyone to Castle Variantia. After the character introductions, we will get in more depth with plot. We're giving the writers a little freedom right now, but once it gets down to the main action points, we'll have it organized.
An online collaborative 'thingie' GoogleDocs and the like, but AdobeSTORY seems quite promising for this kind of thing, though I haven't personally used it yet. Without this, this project will fall apart very quickly.
We're using GoogleDocs to live stream our work.
For maps, it'd be easier to find cartography programs (like CC3), or if someone's up for it, draw one.
We're just gonna use Paint, it's really not a big deal.
Well if we are basing chapter size as something akin to the WoM, then yeah sure, one post is fine, if, however, we actually are trying to get to actual novel size, then we should compile all the intro's into one chapter.
These are the chapters. Chapter 1 character, Chapter 2 next character, and then sooner or later they're all together.
Oh, and just to be in the clear the last two color illustrations of mine were based off of Ezio Auditore and Solid Snake, from Assassin's Creed and Metal Gear Solid, respectively.
Okay so we know you can draw. Thanks. I like those ones!