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I've expressed my gratitude for Michael's modules in the past, now it's time to do it again. I had the distinct pleasure of running The Mantis's Prey for Pathfinder Society at PaizoCon and I honestly have to say it is one of my favorites to date (with my absolute #1 favorite being Silent Tide, another Michael Kortes original). As with all of Michael's modules, it has a lot to do with a great blend of action and roleplay opportunities. If I were to name the top-10 module/adventure products Paizo has put out, I think Mr. Kortes' name will be popping up on more than one occasion.

So here's my request. Write more! Specifically, write for PFS. Don't let the AP and module players get all the fun (okay let them have some of the fun), but spread the love a little, because honestly, you're one of my favorite module authors to date. Thanks again for the great adventures.

MisterSlanky wrote:

Soliloquies,

Give me another e-mail. I've already made a number of contacts and have been trying to put something together. Two heads may be better than one.

How do i email you directly?

I believe you already have. :)

I changed my alias over to make it a little more clear who I am. If you need to get a hold of me again it's first initial, last name, at gmail dot com.

Kyle, you introduced PFS to me (the alchemist) and my buddy (barbarian/bard) and I have to say, we got the bug. We are going to launch an agressive campaign to bring or increase the visibility of PFS to minneapolis. I hope to see yall again next year. Our bags are already packed.

Soliloquies,

Give me another e-mail. I've already made a number of contacts and have been trying to put something together. Two heads may be better than one.

I want to thank all the great PLAYERS who showed up to play this weekend. As much as we need GMs and Volunteers to get these events off the ground, without players (new and old), there would be no event.

I want to post a ditto on this one. I had fun playing and want to thank my GMs, but I had even more fun GMing. So thanks to the fantastic folks that sat at my tables and gave me one of my best convention experiences ever.

And frankly, GMing Shadow Lodge was easily a highlight of my entire gaming career so an even bigger thanks to Tim Hitchcock for chatting with me before the game.