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Awww-some!

Baba Yaga's Hut was the first stretch goal hit on Fat Dragon Games' Ravenfell kickstarter (3 weeks to go). You'd need to print and assemble the cardstock model, but I be it'll look cool.

9 days later, apparently I can wait.... Does't mean I Iike the wait.
Is it two more weeks yet? No? Pah!
Dang it - in October it would already be out.

Stupid September.
Sulk.

You had me at "James Jacobs has been thinking about this for months and has lots of ideas"

Darklord Morius wrote:

I just want one thing: Don't take away or House Rulling rights.

Um, how could this possibly be achieved? Clones of James Jacobs being sent to your living room to enforce RAW?

How cool would that be - having a clone of James Jacobs in your living room? That woud be even better than Paizo Gamespace!!

Congratulations Jim - your PFS Frostfur Captives scenario was AWESOME!!
It had absolutely everything - tie-ins to previous scenarios, really great premise why the adventure happens, awesome roleplaying opportunities, and so full of flavour!
Really looking forward to seeing what you do with a full module.

Jeff - thanks for the most unbelievable weekend ever! I was there and yet I'm going to doubt that all my PaizoCon tales are true!

The Malt & Vine is full of beery goodness! And free wifi.

I'm going to be running something in the 3-7 Tier this Friday at Fanboy if you're available. Not sure what module yet, but just a heads up. Guessing you're away because it's a Friday. Just letting you know that the spark has been re-ignited at FanBoy.
Again, third week of July is looking to be your best match. Just keeping folks up to date.

I'm going to run the Free RPG Day adventure "Dawn of the Scarlet Sun" at Fanboy on Thursday 21st, starting at 7pm or so. We've got some seats if you're free! It's a 1 xp adventure designed for level 5, so it's legal for level 4 or 6 characters. Pre-gens available!

Paul.

I was lucky enough to play in three of the slots over the weekend. Really enjoyable. Thanks to all the GM's for the huge amount of fun that was had.

I always walk away from these conventions feeling inspired and that I have to "up my game" back home, because it's Pathfinder and standards have to be maintained. I just want my players to have as much fun as I did playing these modules.

Thanks Dave, and all your crew. They truly are the best. Inspirational.
Bring on PaizoCon!

Neil,
Sorry to hear you won't be there, but hope everything goes wonderfully with the addition to the family. No pressure, but we expect he/she to be writing fabulous content by 2029!

As for advice for newbie PaizoCon attendees, I would say, just "run up to it and hug it!".

I live in England, and last year I went to the UK version of PaizoCon for my first encounter with the Pathfinder Society.

I cannot speak highly enough of the exceptional efforts of the people who organised the event, the fabulous GM's who made every adventure an UTTER joy, and how good it was to meet new faces who love gaming as much as I do. And from what I hear the US PaizoCon is even better!

The tradition of having a "meet up for a great meal the night before the convention actually starts" is inspired, and sets the tone for the entire weekend. You'll be gaming with friends, it's just that you may not have met them yet.

For me, this will be my first time at a US games convention. Given the airfare, it boiled down to choosing this or GenCon. Between the two, only one had "Paizo" in the title, so it was a simple decision.

I predict the "best thing about the weekend" will be something you didn't plan and would never have thought of.

Or possibly, "Lilith's cookies". From what I hear, they're worth the airfare alone!