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Hugo Solis
(Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Adventure Path, Campaign Setting, Companion, Modules Subscriber)
Hugo Solis
(Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Adventure Path, Campaign Setting, Companion, Modules Subscriber)
Patrick Curtin
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Snorter
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Ar-Harrrrrr!
Are ye scurvy landlubbers ready to sing the Paizocon shanty?
(ye needs to unroll yon parchment, so you do...)
Or maybe a PaizoCon podcast?But who would be the Paizocon pod-person?Rone & Ed of course. Although Rone's not there now and I'm not sure if Ed is staying for the whole thing...
So PaizoCON Podcast next year!
Sweet of you to say, Flash. Thanks.
If Paizo helps me get to Paizocon III 3D (They should hire professional booth bait models to dress up as the Pathfinder iconics) I'll podcast/videocast all day, shine their shoes, and even let Jason dwarf toss me into the dumpster out back (I'm 6'2 but to Jason I'm a human bench).
Hugo Solis
(Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Adventure Path, Campaign Setting, Companion, Modules Subscriber)
I've send a couple more PDFs that I was missing (Guy, Tarren...). Also I must say that the fanzine has give me the most professional satisfacción in over 4 years..... Thanks to all the Paizo Community and the Paizo staff. YOU.ALL.ARE.AWESOME!
Muchas Gracias!
*bows*
I got mine! Yay!!
What a great way to start the day. Thanks, Hugo.
I got home late last night but my wife was still up. Went through the goody bag and thought the Fanzine was one of the Paizo-produced goodies. I had to convince her it was Fan produced.
'Nuff said. Great job!
"'Nuff said." is right! That's an awesome compliment. I can't wait to see this printed product!
Congrats, again, Hugo and Liz, and to everyone who contributed!
I sent the preview to one of the artist that made the art for my story "Life in Korvosa"
You just made my morning splendidly good. I'm overjoyed and excited. This is the first time anything I've done has gotten published anywhere. Thank you so much!
I am with her, I know the hardest job on this had been made by Hugo and Liz, but I must say that is an honor to be part of this.
I agree it woould be cool if this could be repeated before the year passes... but I understand that the only place where for the time being it could be presented physically would be Paizocon, and the cost of printing it would be impossitive as fan product, it would be hard...
having it as a PDF would be cheaper... still a lot of work over Hugo and Liz shoulders.
Anyway it is a great work the one that was done by everyone involved :D
Well, no one's saying Hugo and Liz have to do it alone. There are a bunch of us, myself included, that would do whatever we could for the Fanzine. Consider myself volunteered :)
I actually found myself wishing the fanzine could be more often as well. It was amazing to look through, with plenty of stories and resources. If enough of us worked on it maybe we could get it (in PDF form at least) more often.
Well, no one's saying Hugo and Liz have to do it alone. There are a bunch of us, myself included, that would do whatever we could for the Fanzine. Consider myself volunteered :)
I actually found myself wishing the fanzine could be more often as well. It was amazing to look through, with plenty of stories and resources. If enough of us worked on it maybe we could get it (in PDF form at least) more often.
i myself up for this if they are, which we would know sooner or later :P
The fanzine rocked my socks off. A huge huzzah to all the contributing authors, artists, editors, and contributors that made this happen. It is the second greatest thing I returned home with (memories take first place).
Some special props:
Hugo: I know we got to talk a little bit on Sunday, but as a former small press editor, I would like to reiterate: This is a great production. Be proud.
To Lilith and the rest of the editorial staff: Great work! Like I said to Hugo, be proud. I can't wait for next year's edition.
Jason Kirckof: Thanks for the pic of the priest from my fiction piece. I really liked the details (piercings, ritual scarring, and the way you depicted the wounds). Oh, and the Sentimental Horde piece made milk come out of my nose...which is weird, because I wasn't even drinking milk at the time.
Montalve: Natalia is an interesting character. Maybe next fanzine we can get an NPC stat block?
Immora & Wicht: "The Old Lady of the River" and "Black Sails" were really compelling pieces. They really got my creative DM juices flowing and produced a couple pages of notes for future adventure ideas. Thank you.
SunshineGrrrl: The Dawnflower Dervish is really cool. I'm looking forward to running, or possibly playing in, Legacy of Fire and having this prestige class available.
Oh, and the artwork above the foreword is classic! I don't know if that piece is Glen Zimmerman's or Callous Jack's, but I can't wait to see Courtfool's reaction to it.
Immora & Wicht: "The Old Lady of the River" and "Black Sails" were really compelling pieces. They really got my creative DM juices flowing and produced a couple pages of notes for future adventure ideas. Thank you.
You are welcome and Thank You.
- edit - Speaking of adventure ideas with the story, I had the idea of writing up the speaker in the story using the Beta rules. I thought it would make a good excuse to use the abberant sorcerer bloodline. But in the end, with two submissions already made I didn't want to oversubmit so I did not.
- edit - Speaking of adventure ideas with the story, I had the idea of writing up the speaker in the story using the Beta rules. I thought it would make a good excuse to use the abberant sorcerer bloodline. But in the end, with two submissions already made I didn't want to oversubmit so I did not.
Well, there's always next year.
