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Full Name	Brian Cortijo
Race	Human (Gamer)
Classes/Levels	Gamer 6/Designer 3/Editor 2/Developer 1
Gender	Male
Size	Medium
Age	30
Special Abilities	Slay Thread (Ex)
Deity	Caffeine
Languages	English, Gamerspeak, Geek, Undergeek, Fanboy
Occupation	University Lackey

About Brian Cortijo

Brian writes and edits stuff.

His Paizo credits include contributions to Dragon #333, 349, 351, 352, 356 and 358, and Pathfinder #5, #9, and #34, as well as a piece for the Legacy of Fire Player's Guide and the adventures for Pathfinder 18: Descent into Midnight and Pathfinder 30: The Twice-Damned Prince (co-authored with James Jacobs). He's also the author of Qadira: Gateway to the East and Academy of Secrets, a contributor to the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary and Ultimate Combat, and one of the authors of Classic Treasures Revisited, Rival Guide, and Undead Revisited.

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