*mumbles around cookies*
And thank you everyone for the welcome.
*munch*
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Since I've been here I've been devouring Paizo material. Planning to run Age of Worms with one of my groups in the not to distant future (running RotRL now) and I have a friend who will be running Savage Tide soon. Ooooooo Cookies! *munch*
I've been lurking here for about 5 months. I was looking for a place a little less hostile to the non-4E mindset. Before 4E I was a WotC guy thru and thru. I bought many splatbooks and everything that came out for FR. I didn't purchase 3rd party product, at all. I had a subscription to Dragon but I only got it so that I could get the free mini (sorcerer on black dragon repaint). While I enjoyed the magazine I was only peripherally aware that Paizo was in charge. When the magazine was canceled I was annoyed but not crushed. I was more shocked that WotC would kill the mag one issue before its 30th anniversary issue (360). But I let my subscription go and waited to see what WotC was bringing down the pipe. Then came 4E. I'm not here to bash 4E, it's been said before by others (and more eloquently). I just felt that the game was moving away from me. I've been playing for 25 years and in all that time I've been mostly a D&D guy. I've dabbled in other games over the years but I've always returned to the game that got me started. For the first time it was beginning to look like that would never happen again. I tried to keep an open mind but didn't like what I was seeing. Then I happened upon these message boards. More than anywhere else I was seeing thoughts that mirrored my own. And I began to hear about the AP's. So against my better judgment (I was used to the adventures WotC wrote) I went and picked up Burnt Offerings. What a revelation. This was what I was looking for. Soon after I downloaded the Pathfinder RPG Alpha. I finally caved and became a subscriber last week. Thank you Paizo for staying true to my childhood. This is what D&D should be about.
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