I just wanted to add some very vocal support for the decision. Having worked with these fine fellows one and all for a long time through Dungeon, Dragon and now Pathfinder (back so far I should add, that the names Logue and Vaughn were unheard of - ah happy days:)), I wanted to humbly submit my admiration for the way Paizo goes about its business.
It may not be obvious to our friends (then again it may well be) but Paizo staff treat their freelancers with the greatest respect and enthusiasm, always ready to listen, always full of great ideas and fun. They are, simply, a joy to work for. And that, I hope you'll agree, is a reflection on the way they treat their readers.
This fine game is very much our game I feel; our support has built it, we've written our stories about it, made friends through it, had fun with it, and some people like myself have been lucky enough to be involved in sharing their ideas in print.
So now we will have a game we can all call our own, I for one am looking forward to working with you fine fellows and ladies on these boards and I can't wait to see what we make:)
So cheers to Paizo, to Pathfinder and to you (excluding Logue).
M'naaaaaaar
Rich
(oh, and excluding Hitchcock as well - the man has bad breath and boils).
Who is Logue?
I gave up on Pathfinder after number 2. You can't improve on perfection :)
I love Amethal, I hope you know that.