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Jib916 wrote:

Thank you for your response Tonya.

I apologize if I seemed rude or malicious in any way. The radio silence did have me bit concerned.

Your response got me thinking that maybe I might be confused on what your title actually means and what you do.

Can you explain what the Director of the Community postion entails? What your responsibilities are? What you do from day to day?

Thank you for the apology. I appreciate it. At this point, things are as they are and I'd just like to find a way forward.

DoC probably isn't the best title that could have been given, though it does touch on the varied tasks of the position. My position is an amalgamation of several sets of tasks that got pulled together. Some are operations tasks, like CS oversight or convention organization, that used to belong to the Operations Manager/COO. Some are Org Play tasks that don't fall under the Org Play Coordinator or the Digital Adventures teams (which mostly comes down to institutional memory of the programs, as I've been involved with them in some way since 2010, and strategy). Another group involves team coordination/process development/project management tasks involving members of different internal teams. The last big category is analysis & strategy-related tasks. So lots of items that relate to different communities, but not as many boots-on-ground involvements as may be anticipated given the title.

For my part, I see myself as a facilitator, getting groups and teams the tools they need to be effective, then getting out of their way. Right now, the community needs answers. I'm trying to keep communication flowing so that the parties that can give answers have the means to do so.

Thank you Tonya for your responses. I do greatly appreciate the time and effort you have made to gather and communicate your thoughts.

Can you give examples of how you have demonstrated effective facilitation, that has empowered and enabled the teams?

There have been reports of some obstruction and delay in the past, can you give us your ideas on how you plan to mitigate this in the future?

Thank you for your further efforts to explore, cooperate, and report on this fantastic game all the great people at Paizo have put together.

- Jacquelene Steele VL Louisville KY

The book is gorgeous. Good job art team.

I've also found myself loving the content that has caught my eye and caused me to browse.

Haven't browsed a rpg book like this in a long time.

Excellent work all around.

I'm really looking forward to this. Any excuse for me to wear a sequin evening gown while I run is in the running for one of my favorite adventures!

Any word on what maps these scenarios may use?

Thanks a bunch!

Yay! More Repeatable Scenarios. I am very very glad there are a number of repeatable scenarios, please keep it up. It makes it much easier to get new players up to speed with more experienced players, and makes creating more characters per player easier.

Season 2 and Zo! When you get a chance can you let us know the maps for this one? Thanks!

Wish I could have joined. Husband said he wanted to have a day where we didn't have anything planned. So, no running off to play Pathfinder for me.

Hopefully there will not be a 'next time'. Given a next time would mean the loss of another member of the gaming community.

Brent, maybe I'm being dumb, but I am not seeing the link on where to sign up.

Just found out I am not working Derby Weekend, so me and some folks might need to get out of town! :lol:

I did really like this scenario.

Playing as a Tengu who is from Tien, it was very fun. Though I think the author could have given some guidance to the GM on what would happen for this particular edge case.

My one remark is, both playing it, and running it, it felt like the monks and the shrine were all a big lead up to a big Abyssal outsider showing up as the final boss. I felt most of the fights were light.

Other than the combats feeling too easy, I really like the scenario. I liked the flavor and the feeling. I as a player with a Tengu, really enjoyed being able for her to return 'home'*

*(Kwanlai is not really where she grew up, because her parents fled Kwanlai during the ripples of upheaval that continued years after the fall of Lung Wa to the land of Quain. Where she was unfortunately orphaned at a young age and raised in a monastery that worshiped Pharasma, Qi Zhong and Desna.

Thank you everyone!

My group did get 4 out of 4. So no worrying about that!

However, they spent a bit offering White Thoothec Wallace; coffee, tea, cigarettes, blueberries, wine, tomato sauce, and etc, because they didn’t know if they could trust a guy with teeth so white. :lol: