I'm looking forward to more of the Iconic Cosplayers.
Man, I am not a Paizo celebrity anymore? <sniff> Bummer man. Bummer.
-Lisa
Who are you again?
D'OH!
Someday...
Curse you, expensive trans-atlantic airfare and loving family who would not like it one bit if went to the US without them.
I have 4 people I'm looking forward to meeting. In no particular order, Mark Moreland, Mike Brock, James Jacobs, and F. Wesley Schneider.
Only one of those people are actually worth meeting.
No mention of your first PFS table at Gen Con 2010?!
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Man, I am not a Paizo celebrity anymore? <sniff> Bummer man. Bummer.
-Lisa
Lisa, maybe Mike had a grander title than celebrity planned for you. However, I don't know if he wanted to use Paizo superheroine or Paizo divinity. Hmm, if the latter is the case, maybe you need a memorandum on burnt offerings during Gen Con. ;)
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Man, I am not a Paizo celebrity anymore? <sniff> Bummer man. Bummer.
-Lisa
How did I forget Lisa!?
I want to meet Mike and Mark due to my heavy involvement in PFS. Wes due to my love of Carrion Crown, and James because I have enjoyed talking to him about horror movies, Lovecraft, and Carrion Crown. Lisa because of all of the above! Well, let's be honest. I want to meet them all, but I am being intentionally short sighted based on my current interests. :)
Man, I am not a Paizo celebrity anymore? <sniff> Bummer man. Bummer.
-Lisa
I just assumed Mike wasn't letting you come this year. :-)
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It is always great meeting the Paizo folk at conventions I have gotten to meet, eat dinner with, go to bars with so many of them at Gen Con UK 08, Gen Con 09, Gen Con 10, Gen Con 11, PaizoCon 11 and PaizoCon 12, all these places all mostly all due to Pathfinder Society.
Though it is great meeting all of them every year I still find the most enjoyment of meeting and hanging with my Pathfinder Society friends! Though I am still hoping to get the time to really meet and get to know Mike, we never got that chance at PaizoCon :(.
Sometime I still find it amazing how many I have met at Conventions that I have hung out with that now work for Paizo, Rob McCreary, Adam Daigle, Mark Moreland and Liz Courts.
Looking forward to seeing everyone again this year!
In addition to the folks listed above, there's always a bunch of our awesome freelancers who stop by the booth throughout the weekend who always love to sign stuff and chit chat.
In addition, of course, to the less-awesome freelancers who hang around the booth and hope to be noticed.
On a totally unrelated note, I'll be stopping by the Paizo booth!
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In addition to the folks listed above, there's always a bunch of our awesome freelancers who stop by the booth throughout the weekend who always love to sign stuff and chit chat.In addition, of course, to the less-awesome freelancers who hang around the booth and hope to be noticed.
On a totally unrelated note, I'll be stopping by the Paizo booth!
How tough it'll be for you, Colin, when fans realize you aren't me.
"Mr. Hodge, will you sign this copy of your amazing climax to the Carrion Crown AP and my favorite adventure of all time, From Shore to Sea?"
"Ummm, though I'm bald, slim, and have expertly-groomed facial hair, I'm actually Colin McComb, author of such classics as Dragon Mountain and Birthright."
"Oh. I was hoping at worst you were Sean K. Reynolds. Never mind."
"..."
Bwahahahaha. =-)
You know, Lisa, nothing draws a crowd like Paizo freelancers trading barbs and arm-wrestling at the special guest table. You guys are missing out on a huge opportunity. ;-)
How tough it'll be for you, Colin, when fans realize you aren't me."Mr. Hodge, will you sign this copy of your amazing climax to the Carrion Crown AP and my favorite adventure of all time, From Shore to Sea?"
"Ummm, though I'm bald, slim, and have expertly-groomed facial hair, I'm actually Colin McComb, author of such classics as Dragon Mountain and Birthright."
"Oh. I was hoping at worst you were Sean K. Reynolds. Never mind."
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"You're the... the Planescape guy? You wrote some novels? So you're Monte Cook?"
Incidentally, I would be delighted to sign copies of books presented to me under the guise of mistaken identity. I'll bet your (ahem) "legions" of fans would be delighted to discover the versions of monsters that you originally wanted to include in the adventure. I'm betting that alternate-Brandon would reveal that flumphs should feature prominently as the main villains. They're all aberrations anyway, right?
You know, Lisa, nothing draws a crowd like Paizo freelancers trading barbs and arm-wrestling at the special guest table. You guys are missing out on a huge opportunity. ;-)
And I would totally be down for arm-wrestling for charity. I think that onlookers would love to see two spindly (perhaps I should say "wiry"?) guys pretending to be actually tough.
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So, does no one else find this to be a curious announcement?
The cast and crew from the films Dorkness Rising and The Gamers are planning several appearances at the booth.I mean, I get that you probably sell a bunch of the DVDs here, but appearances at the Paizo booth?
Hmmm...
We are their distributor for the hobby trade; you'll find the Paizo logo on their last several DVD packages.
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We are their distributor for the hobby trade; you'll find the Paizo logo on their last several DVD packages.So, does no one else find this to be a curious announcement?
The cast and crew from the films Dorkness Rising and The Gamers are planning several appearances at the booth.I mean, I get that you probably sell a bunch of the DVDs here, but appearances at the Paizo booth?
Hmmm...
Well that explains that. I've had my DVDs for awhile. Not sure if they have a Paizo logo or not, but if so I never noticed it.
Just uploaded a segment to War Pig Radio with James Jacobs, Jason Bulmahn and Erik Mona, talking about their plans for Gen Con 2012.
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