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Shadowborn wrote:

There's also Wayfinder magazine, which is always looking for good Pathfinder-based fiction.

Wayfinder is also a great option, and not just for fiction!

Indeed!

"Stop your whimpering Chamberlain!"

Some haunts for Entombed with the Pharaohs would be super-neat.

Having been on multiple sides of the reviewing equation: Review! Let publishers know what you think of their products, be constructive with your criticism--sometimes feedback is the only payment that some releases get! :D

Huzzah!

Patricia C. Wrede's "Dealing with Dragons" book was a favorite of mine when I was her age.

Gonzo: See Clinton Boomer.

In my steamer trunk, right next to some printed copies of the Alpha rules.

If you're using Microsoft Word or Open Office, you're usually saving in a DOC format (there should be an option when you save it). Word count limit is the same (there's also tools in your word processing program to check this). Monster can be original or something from folklore.

As a PC user, I was inspired by James' previous mention of this product to get something similar. I settled on Book Collectorz, and since I have a desktop PC without a webcam, I also got a cheap laser bar code scanner. It works pretty well, and I'm pretty happy with it.

The Goodreads app ties in with your Goodreads.com account. Your android or iPhone works as the scanner. I'm pleased with the results. :D

It's there. :P

I'm rather fond of Wayfinder. :D

Yuck, this would make the chatroom stricter then Paizo forums.

The chatroom isn't a democracy. I pay money for the domain, the hosting, the bandwidth, and put forth a portion of programming time for its custom features—I think following the short list of rules that I have is a pretty reasonable request for the chatroom's use. If people can't abide by them, then there's not much else to say.

Oh, here's another rule: No link-sharing of illegal downloads of any sort. I hope I don't have to explain why.

Since you asked for the chatroom rules...

No politics.
No religion.
No edition wars (this goes for computer OSes too).
If someone asks you to stop joking about something, do so.
If you're linking something NSFW, please note it so. (Some chatters you should assume are always posting NSFW links...)

Others as I think about them. :P

I would stat up the eidolons to mimic the Final Fantasy summons, using either magicite as a magic item (for Final Fantasy VI) or a spell-like ability (for the other FFs).

There may have been some recipes in the early Wayfinders. I don't think they do recipes anymore, but I do recall some.

Only because nobody's submitted them!

Double what Forgottenprince said. A good tax preparer will point these things out (I use H&R Block myself because I'm one of those people that goes "Cannot brain!" when it comes to anything above the 1040-EZ).

Not a tax preparer, but I have kept all my receipts and online order histories to write RPG and non-RPG book purposes off at the end of the year. If you make over $600 from a single company, they need to send you a 1099 form (and you should be setting aside anywhere between 30 and 40% of your income for taxes).
You might want to check into seeing what the rules are for writing off a portion of your rent and utilities for a small home office (as well as checking into your insurance company for a small business policy). If you're just doing a little bit of work here and there, it might not be worth it, but then again, it just might.

You got kicked for making inappropriate jokes. Please don't make those jokes again.

It certainly was!

Soaking the cards would act weird with the card coating. I would take some coarse-grit sandpaper, then some fine-grit sandpaper to them, maybe put them in a burlap sack and beat on it a bit with a sledge.

If you don't like the back of the cards, I would get some decorative contact paper (or some Mod Podge and a stack of parchment paper), then trim. If change the backs, though, I would do that first, then weather/age it with the sandpaper.

Thanks for the review End! Wow, that was a long time ago when I co-wrote this one...

Also, I agree with the OP that the leshy are adorable. Gourd leshy is my favorite. I'd have one and name it Ichabod. :D

"Iiiiichabod, Iiiiichabod..."

I also don't read comics often and would buy these, but I think that comic versions of the APs would rock - if done a suitable time (3 yrs?) after the release of the AP.

Adaptations of adventure modules always create a jarring experience for readers, in my opinion, particularly if you've played said adventure module, and players who read the adaptation often follow the same footsteps when they're playing it (even if they don't know it). This happened quite a few times with many of TSR's books when I was younger.

I would much prefer all-new content myself. Set in familiar regions, sure, but new content rather than rehashing material previously released.

Check the back of Wayfinder #6, but it's basically anything from Year One of Paizo's Pathfinder products.

Glad you like it Christopher! I had a very vivid picture in mind of him when I read your story.

Just downloaded and looking through all of it. Particularly loving the illo for the Grimolochin. I'm thinking that's Crystal's artwork.

Yup, the Grimolochin was Crystal's art. :)

And Adam's post times a thousand.

It looks great! Still have to read it in detail, but first impression is good.

Also, I wanted to give a particular shout-out to Frank Hessefort for drawing Bram and Liut, they look amazing! (You can draw characters for me anytime!) (=

I'm enormously pleased with Bram & Liut, both the young & older versions. ^_^

Great Hunt looks like an inspired departure from what I've come to expect. I'll have to print out a copy and give it a go.

Yeah, I want to make a nice wooden board game set of it. :D

I thought that all the Dinosaurs and Megafauna were done by James Jacobs;)

Legacy of fire, so you been working with Paizo for a while.

Daigle is a lean, mean, monster-makin' mantis machine.

Mmm. Cookies.

I'm a fan.

Quip aside, if you're a fan of mythological creatures, I would pick this up.

As near as I can tell, "overpowered" is a moving goalpost for folks.

OMG the baby Chimera is so Fing cute on page 7.

Yeah, the cute pretty much broke our brains when we first saw the art. :D

Liz Courts wrote:

Those are kappa.

That's a great source of Japanese folklore!

Thank you!

-- C.

It is one of my absolute favorite lore sites. :)

Inspired in the shower? Maybe you should have this..

Mmm. Shackled City. I once created a glabrezu-possessed phthisic statblock for that AP that I never got to use...

So, as always, put your best foot forward. If you want a shot at being a Paizo freelancer, work like you already are one. Be that which you wish to become. And it'll happen.

A thousand times this.

Crag linnorm, eh? Good to know.

@Dorje its worth it to buy the house in Whiterun, or get high enough in one of the guilds to get a permanent dwelling. Some 8k gold later, and boom, storage for your cookies & milk.

I love my house in Whiterun. Very cozy and comfortable. ^_^

Well, that got weird quickly. :)

...You know what messageboards you're on, right?

Good to see them on the hunt for bugs.

I'm hoping the PC patch that fixes mouse sensitivity will be good—I spend more time fighting the camera than monsters. >.>

That spit... isn't really spit....

It's more half digested, foul smelling, eye burning camel barf, and can cover the whole upper half of a human.

Yeah...animals that spit (like llamas or camels) are basically giving you spit plus stomach acid plus partially digested feed.

Water, Water, Water. Also trail mix or something similar for a quick protein boost.

Pencils, spiral-bound notebook memo pads (the kind you can get four for $1) for players.

Extra dice set (or two), for the inevitable "I forgot my dice" (or if I need to get a fresh set after the old one has been rolling bad).

A friend willing to go on a caffeine (or meal) run. :P

I am having trouble with a frost troll. Any tips?

Fire. Lots of it.

It's the new Goblin Pickles brand logo carried at Trader Orcs.

Mmm. Pickles.

It's the logo for Paizo's new restaurant chain, the Gobble Inn.

Red Robin doesn't stand a chance, though White Castle might keep them out.

Finally a place to sell my delicious baked goods!

Monk/bard.

Playing a Redguard shield & spell combo, with some sneaky archery and warhammer as well. Still early on, remembering how Elder Scrolls games suck me in with their "Harvest/Make/Cook All the Things!" mentality. I'm also finding I prefer to run everywhere in the countryside, rather than use a horse. (See "Harvest All the Things".)

Learned that giants hit really, really hard.
Draugr don't respond to well to fire.
Wolves are bastards.

The Complete Ninja's Handbook from AD&D still gets use from time to time.

I would also recommend the "Shadow Warriors" DVD series, starring Sonny Chiba as Hattori Hanzo. Lots of awesome inspiration there.

Open Design also just put out "Red Eye of Azathoth" While it's not as long as some of the others mentioned here, it is essentially an entire campaign (spread across five scenarios and 1000 years, no less).

Second the Red Eye of Azathoth recommendation.