The second day of the Origins Game Fair is over and I'm happy to report that there are at least 23 people in the world outside of Paizo who have seen the final Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Beta. If you're not one of them, you won't have to wait long to join them. In August, you'll be among the countless thousands who will get to see it first hand. Let me tell you, both as a marketing professional for Paizo and as an avid gamer who is running Curse of the Crimson Throne via the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, the book looks gorgeous!
And now, pictures:
Mike Selinker (far right) stopped by to demo Yetisburg, a civil war comedy card game that he and I co-designed.
GameMastery Flip-Mat Tavern is up for an Origins Award. Tell everyone you know at the con to select 10-B on their ballot before late afternoon Saturday. All votes for 10-B will be rewarded with happy feelings.
The Pathfinder Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path is also up for an Origins Award. You must select 9-D on your ballot before late afternoon Saturday at the show to elect Karzoug president of the world.
It's hot in Columbus. Hellishly hot. Just ask this guy.
Since I have the reputation on the messageboards of being a tease, here's another one! Jason turns a page in the equipment chapter in the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Beta print proof we showed off at the "Sticking with 3.5" seminar. By the way, this was the most well-attended seminar we've ever had at Origins.
A small crowd sticks around after the panel to listen to Jason Bulmahn extol the virtues of the half-horse player race to be released in the Beta. (OK, so that's really a sneak peak at another interior page of the equipment chapter.)
