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Way to go. Just got mine!

Mosaic wrote:

Andrew Chang wrote:

I chose this particular scenario because I was looking for a mod to run which could showcase the new Dwarven Forge set Return of the Ancients - it went over very well!

(Pics here: http://www.dwarvenforge.com/dwarvenforums/viewtopic.php?id=3626

Freakin' awesome. I blew up the maps to 1"=5' scale and yours are still WAY better.

(fixed the link; I think the first address you listed was wrong, but I saw it posted in another forum so I switched the address too)

Thanks - I'm not sure why that other link didn't work...

You are amazing, Zuxius! We appreciate all your efforts. Thanks, especially, for looking after the gamers who serve our country in the military.

I just ordered it. Had to have it! Five-star reviews in RPGNow

Speaking of...

Pathfinder Fiction Discussion Part 1

. . .

To get new players interested without replays. I'd say make some modules that are Tier 1-2 ONLY. Maybe make one or two free so DMs can download them, along with a Rules lite version of the organized play rules. So DM's running a "home style game" can run the module for his or her players and make it "count" as an official Society module or just for home play.

To have the DM's or players coming back, maybe make a "part 2" to the module as a Tier 1-2 only module and have it available at the store.
Mike

Nice

It would be nice if we could find out who was running the events at this con and see if they would tell us why they are "pending" and what event is at what time slot.

IS THERE NO PATHFINDER LOVE IN CHICAGO?

Clinton J. Boomer's Coliseum Morpheuon: The Damnation Epoch a Pathfinder Rpg Patronage Project from Rite Publishing

Sorry I failed to realize we had not done an update to the CM portion of the Website about the project still being open and that the patrons had chosen to do 16th-20th level . . .

Steve Russell
Rite Publishing

What's the projected date for when the adventure will be open to the public?

And how can people get it?

Clarification its going to be a 16-20th level adventure/minisetting, This choice was made by the majority of the patrons.

There's a lot of interest in the higher levels.

See Here

The rules are the fork for getting the setting into the mouth. I want both, but if I have to choose one, I'll eat with my fingers!

"Campaign Setting

Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 04:15 PM Pacific

Hmm. Looks like this post from the ENnie awards got jammed in the intertubes.

Jason and Erik go Gold for Best Campaign Setting for Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign Setting!

Vic Wertz
Technical Director"

It's about time I said: CONGRATULATIONS!

and

WHEN YOU GET ALL MOVED INTO YOUR NEW QUARTERS AND YOU'VE CAUGHT YOUR BREATH,
SHOULDN'T THIS AWARD BE NOTED IN THE PRODUCT INFORMATION...AND WHERE'S THE NEWS RELEASE ABOUT YOUR AWARDS?

COME ON, STOP AND SMELL THE ROSES A MINUTE. WE DON'T WANT YOU BURNED OUT.

September is so close . . .

A great adventure concept.

Pett, Logue, Drader, Eitelbach, Reynolds, Schneider, and the cover is my absolute favorite.

It's a tie!

+1
Way to go and well deserved awards!
To see the Ennie winners, go to ENWorld.

Thank you, Yoda and Herald.
This is exactly the kind of information what we want.
Keep it comin'.

Is there no love for today's blog illustration? I was excited by the return of the big pic, and the mite just cracks me up.

That's SIX nominations, for those of you playing the home game.

Wow. I see a whole new team for next year's trivia contest:

Clerical Errors

NOW, I HAVE TO CLEAN UP THE COFFEE I SPEWED.

Watcher.

Your quite welcome.

Lazeray

I am looking forward to your patronage (and I know boomer is)

I will be do updates on the % toward goal on twitter HERE

Oh and boomer wrote about this a bit on his wordpress blog OVER HERE

Great video AND a great site for reading more amazing writing about Paizo's Pathfinder Setting®.

Thanks for both!

lol I am sooooooo there! I was just waiting for them to get the kinks out at this one... yeah that's it! ahem!

Qwilion wrote:

Very sad could not attend.

You missed A LOT. Big time :P

Life is not fair.

The whole banquet was fun, but the trivia questions were great. Even though I only knew the answer to one. And I only knew it because I had just spent like three hours sitting at panels/seminars listening to the person in question.

Any chance of posting the questions (maybe even in an online quiz format) so non-banquet attendees can test their knowledge?

For anyone interested, I'm blogging the con over here:

RPG Aggression

"Banquet.

Food! Prizes! Fun! Preview the Pathfinder RPG with the Paizo staff and guests as we enjoy good food, good company, and games galore. There will be prizes! To attend the banquet, you must purchase a ticket.

Notes
Prizes will be awarded at this event.

Materials will be provided."

which is where you are now, I suppose.

Yay! there's a thread already :D

I think you said on another thread that you haven't DMed much, so were you nervous. I'm guessing that it was a fun group who signed up, so I bet they had a blast.

We want to hear more about it.

Fighting Pathfinders need humor!

I just left Zuxius' room, where there was some great conversationalizing, and I just drank the best dark lager I have ever tasted. This is the kind of experience that everyone on these boards deserves to have at some time in their lives. Thanks to Zuxius--I owe you one, buddy.

Was Zuxius wearing the awesome pathfinderchronicler shirt he designed, or is he saving it for the week-end?

Since official events aren't scheduled until noon, how will you early attendees spend the morning?

For now, sleep.

13 hours and counting...I still need to pack, and maybe take a nap.

THEN KEEP US POSTED!

For all of you at home, I just ate at the Crab Pot for the meet & eat. I sat across the table from Boomer and next to Timitius. Hugo Solis and N'wah were also at the same table. The creative talent of these people is astounding. Looking forward to meeting more cool folks.

Did you get your hard copy for #25?

Keep the updates comin', kikai13!

I just hope that Customs doesn't come to be the proud possessors of them :P

What a horrible thought.

Go to Rite Publishing

I'M IN!

THIS OUGHT TO BE A BLAST!

I've got about 60 pages of one set in Varisia. Two characters, 10th level, who meet by happenstance. They don't get along that well, but there's some mutual respect. I hope to serialize it someday, if the story is good enough.

They need to go to Ustalav, but there are some loose ends to tie up in a mining town. I'll send a PDF of what I got to anybody who wants to check it out. Be brutal!

Not sure if sharing contact info is kosher, so I'll check back in a while to see how or if I can do that here.

The Pathfinder Chronicler.

I've been enjoying the Pathfinder Chronicler for some time now. All three serial novels and novella - Decisions of Faith, From the Crown, and The Road to Varno - reflect what I'm looking for in Pathfinder literature. They are great "reads," yet amazingly different from one another.

The whole concept is fascinating, and as an English teacher, I especially enjoy watching the editing process. As I understand it, the authors submit their own Pathfinder work for triple editing and publication on the site. In return, the author agrees to edit other submissions. Bottom line: authors receive triple editing, get their work "out there," and gain first-hand editing knowledge .

It's surprising that more Pathfinders haven't submitted. Maybe they've been writing for Lillith's Fanzine. But now it's time to go to Pathfinder Chronicler. Keep writing so I can keep reading! Only YOU can share those awesome thoughts that are now in only your head or played out in only your game. SHARE!

I also like that when you mouse over the alias, it tells you who the alias belons to ... very slick.

In the UK if you're playing a violin and happen to have an empty case in front of you for any donations, that's not begging but being a street-entertainer or a busker; and as master of one of the Paizo Wikipedias, Yoda seems to fit more into that category to me than that of a beggar. He provides a service valued by some members of the Paizo community, and is requesting a little recognition/support at this point.

THE PAIZO WIKIPEDIA ROCKS!

You deserve to be at Paizocon2009.

Now SLEEP. . . You've earned it.

We have just released the Paizo Publishing, LLC Community Use Policy, which will allow non-commercial users to create content that uses material from many Paizo products, and allows them to share that content with others.

Read the full press release here.

I enjoy the Pathfinder Chronicler site big time. Some great stuff in the works!

What else are people doing?

Absolutely pathetic.

Yoda8MyHead said
"You and me both! I made the initial post more to get other poor people to commiserate with me, but the same generosity that has been shown in this community reared its head again. I didn't expect anyone to actually do it. . ."

It's OK. No, it's good. Actually, it's great fun!

Back to the original topic: Send Yoda8MyHead to Paizocon!!

I have only one problem with Birmingham... I have an Ex-girlfriend living there.. and if my wife knew that... even if I know noting would happen, she would not let me go..:-(

I love the new feat! That's one I plan to steal and show to my gaming group, see if my SD gm will allow it as an option for our party's bard donw the road :)

Thanks! This is the highest compliment I could be paid for my efforts here, and I would so humbly and innocently urge you to translate that compliment into... a... VOTE! votevotevote!

Theodore Roosevelt wrote:

It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat.

from the "Citizenship in a Republic" Speech at the Sorbonne, Paris, April 23, 1910

Now, you realize of course that at 13:58 Pacific on 1/20/09 Paizo will have a server crash because of all the hits on their website. :)

Thanks for posting this.

The article and video are so good that I've emailed the Boston Globe http link to friends and family who wonder what my fascination with rpgs is all about.

Great work!

Rick, these boards are generally friendly to people who have questions or concerns.

I hereby invoke the spirit of Lillith. Cookies all around.

Yesterday I read through Boomer's #11 (awesome) and today I purchased your #12.

You and Boomer must realize that the timing for these is perfect! The scenerios have been dynamite, and it's time for more.

Variety is the spice of life:
Fletch has a thread "Anything *without* a villain" in the Pathfinder Modules section &
Lehmuska has a thread "VARYING COMBAT ENCOUNTERS" in the Pathfinder Society, General section.

Scenerios 11 & 12 fit the requests.

Paizo Pathfinder goodness with twists. Way to go!

Thank you ahead of time for a great Friday night's entertainment. The PDF is downloaded; the popcorn's buttered; and I'm curled up with my laptop, ready for some Boomer brilliance.

Now leave me alone to read. . .

Sure, I remember Sebastian. He's the guy who used to frequent the boards here--you know, before Josh introduced him to the "other site." He lives there now.

Some say that's why Heathy's. . . well, not the same.

No, no, Sebastian, DON'T GO THERE.

Yah, Wolf, I agree. So far I've bought three: one for me, one for the 29-year-old GM son, and one for the beginning-to-be-interested-in-gaming 26-year-old daughter. The book is beautiful!

At the birth of Dungeons and Dragons, adventurers were basically groups of people looking to loot ancient burial grounds or rob from less civilised monsters.

At some point, though, D&D became about vanquishing villains and stopping their wicked plots... every so often I appreciate a good dungeon raid.

...

Any more adventures like those floating around out there?

It's will be available as soon as the Frost gets moved and thawed out. Come on Seattle thaw; I wanna' order "The Third Riddle."