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The Jade (Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber), Tue, Oct 28, 2008, 01:36 PM

Five stars from Megan Robertson? WOW. Not only a fantastic adventure... I had the pleasure of watching Tim Hitchcock run it at Gen Con. The man's explosive energy could reignite a dead star, but knowing how bent Tim is, I'm sure he'd rather just munch popcorn and watch it die again. Man, I love the Great City. :) It's just so... What's the word I'm looking for?


Tim Hitchcock (Contributor), Tue, Oct 28, 2008, 04:53 PM

The Jade wrote: Five stars from Megan Robertson? WOW. Not only a fantastic adventure... I had the pleasure of watching Tim Hitchcock run it at Gen Con. The man's explosive energy could reignite a dead star, but knowing how bent Tim is, I'm sure he'd rather just munch popcorn and watch it die again. Man, I love the Great City. :) It's just so... What's the word I'm looking for? Lederhosen? Seriously though, Thanks for the wonderful review Megan!!!


Michael Kortes (Contributor), Tue, Oct 28, 2008, 06:24 PM

Tim's play test for "Pound of Flesh" is responsible for what just might be my favorite quote from Gen Con 08. As Nick Logues' famed barbarian-in-denial suddenly discovers his true self and enters his first and most gruesome of his blackout rages in an alley in the heart of the Great City. . . a voice could be heard to utter: "Uh oh, here comes character development!" I'm still traumatized.


Tim Hitchcock (Contributor), Tue, Oct 28, 2008, 07:58 PM

Michael Kortes wrote: Tim's play test for "Pound of Flesh" is responsible for what just might be my favorite quote from Gen Con 08. As Nick Logues' famed barbarian-in-denial suddenly discovers his true self and enters his first and most gruesome of his blackout rages in an alley in the heart of the Great City. . . a voice could be heard to utter: "Uh oh, here comes character development!" I'm still traumatized. We'll have to finish the rest of that game next year...


Master of the Zero One, Wed, Oct 29, 2008, 05:07 AM

Tim Hitchcock wrote: Michael Kortes wrote: Tim's play test for "Pound of Flesh" is responsible for what just might be my favorite quote from Gen Con 08. As Nick Logues' famed barbarian-in-denial suddenly discovers his true self and enters his first and most gruesome of his blackout rages in an alley in the heart of the Great City. . . a voice could be heard to utter: "Uh oh, here comes character development!" I'm still traumatized. We'll have to finish the rest of that game next year... Hehe, so I should really get to GenCon next year... :)