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I'm looking for other options, but right now, no hardcover reprint is on the horizon.

That's too bad, but completely understandable; softcover it is then! Thanks for response, Wolfgang.

Is there going to be a second printing of the hardcover?

Hello Mr. Jacobs,thanks for keeping this thread going; it's always entertaining!

1) Have you read either of the Achtung! Cthulhu adventures published thus far? If so, how are they?

2) What is your favorite edition of Gamma World?

Thanks!

Hello James Jacobs; I hope you're having / had a good night.

Do dinosaurs that lived during different periods on Earth all exist at the same time on Golarion?

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Thanks!

Ken Pawlik wrote:

Hi James Jacobs,

1. How's it going?

2. What is the correct pronunciation of "Sahuagin?"

3. Will there be any encounters with qlippoth in the Wrath of the Righteous AP?

4. Souls for Smuggler's Shiv and The Red Hand of Doom have been the most enjoyed published adventures I've run for my group. Thanks! If I can run only one other James Jacobs penned adventure for them, which one should it be?

5. Are there any non Paizo RPG books you're particularly looking forward to this year?

6. Is there any chance that one of your freelance gigs is writing an epic adventure for Call of Cthulhu?

1) Good!

2) I say: saw-WHO-a-gin. Sounds kinda like with Saw Who Again. Whether or not that's correct depends on if you say it in my earshot. ;-P

3) Mabye. Depends if any of the authors put any qlippoth in the adventures. I didn't ask for any, but they get to make lots of those choices on their own.

4) Thanks for the kind words! At this point, the adventure I'm the most proud of is probably Burnt Offerings.

5) Atomic Age Cthulhu! And pretty much any other Call of Cthulhu book Chaosium publishes.

6) Nope. All my freelance gigs at the moment are for Paizo. That said... one of my lifelong industry hopes and dreams is to write a Call of Cthulhu adventure.

Thanks for the answers! Thanks to Azaelas Fayth as well! I guess Rise of the Runelords will have to be the next big adventure I run. Burnt Offerings and Hook Mountain Massacre look particularly memorable.

1. I'm dithering between Shadows of Yog-Sothoth or Masks of Nyarlathotep for my CoC group. Do you have an opinion on the matter?

2. Is there an appropriate venue to let the powers that be know which artists one may hope to see more of? Should I just start a topic and hope it gets seen by the appropriate people?

Hi James Jacobs,

1. How's it going?

2. What is the correct pronunciation of "Sahuagin?"

3. Will there be any encounters with qlippoth in the Wrath of the Righteous AP?

4. Souls for Smuggler's Shiv and The Red Hand of Doom have been the most enjoyed published adventures I've run for my group. Thanks! If I can run only one other James Jacobs penned adventure for them, which one should it be?

5. Are there any non Paizo RPG books you're particularly looking forward to this year?

6. Is there any chance that one of your freelance gigs is writing an epic adventure for Call of Cthulhu?

1. Sporadically since 1985; regularly since 1999.
2. D&D Basic (Red Box).
3. Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, Mutants & Masterminds (any edition).
4. Ignominious death by spiked pit trap...
5. None of the kids I played with in the eighties, no. My group has been mostly intact since '99 though!
6. It's a good place to steal, er, borrow campaign ideas or clarify vague rules.

I'll third a Galt AP and second a full on urban campaign set in Absalom.

I'd love to see something set in Vudra and Jalmeray.

A pulpy sci-fantasy Numeria campaign.

An AP set at the height of the Thassilon empire. Time travel could be involved if necessary.