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OK this might work.
You will have to click on the link on the next page and download the file.
If anyone wants to repost a simpler link to make this happen, or even host it elsewhere and post a link I'm cool with it.
Pathfinder Adventure Path Preview Seminar 2008.
Let me know if this worked.
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It cuts off at 4 minutes.My audio cut out for the first few minutes then it seems OK. I am only 7:15 in but it is good. The audio quality is very good for a seminar. Good work graywulfe!
same here, went about 4 minutes, had a weird noise, and went out for 20 seconds or so, then went back on - all in all great and very informative... my hate for drow looks like it will be offset by
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It cuts off at 4 minutes.My audio cut out for the first few minutes then it seems OK. I am only 7:15 in but it is good. The audio quality is very good for a seminar. Good work graywulfe!same here, went about 4 minutes, had a weird noise, and went out for 20 seconds or so, then went back on - all in all great and very informative... my hate for drow looks like it will be offset by
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Seconded.
I have listened to 50 minutes and aside from the occasional cell phone "durka durka noise" a couple times the audio is stellar.
I asked Paizo for this before GenCon and didn't get a response. :( Thanks for filling us unwashed GenConless masses in on the good stuff.
This link does not work for me. Does anyone have notes or highlights to post?
Also did anyone attend the "Writing for Paizo" Seminar? I'd be interested to see any information from that seminar as well.
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I arrived late to the Writing for Pathfinder seminar (sorry to whoever's foot I stepped on trying to get to my chair).
The short version is that Paizo wants to open up more writing opportunities to freelancers, but it is a slow process.
There will be more module open calls and RPG superstar type stuff.
The new "Set piece" encounters will be opened up to a limited open call of established (not necessarily through Paizo) freelancers for AP 4 and to the public at large for AP 5.
In general, if you want to write for Paizo, get to know Paizo, participate in this community, go to cons when you can and try and get published by other companies to establish your credentials. Kobold Quarterly is a good place to start.
That's what I recall off the top of my head.
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OK this might work.
You will have to click on the link on the next page and download the file.
If anyone wants to repost a simpler link to make this happen, or even host it elsewhere and post a link I'm cool with it.
Ummm... any, uh, off-color or insulting comments, those are James doing his impression of me. He's sneaky like that.
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The short version is that Paizo wants to open up more writing opportunities to freelancers, but it is a slow process.
There will be more module open calls and RPG superstar type stuff.
Any more info about when those open calls might start?
Jeremy Puckett
Open calls for Pathfinder's set-piece adventures should be starting around December or maybe January. Beyond that... we don't know quite yet.
Did anyone record the "Sticking with 3.5" one? Or transcribe it? Or, you know, can just give me a summary? Thanks!
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Open calls for Pathfinder's set-piece adventures should be starting around December or maybe January. Beyond that... we don't know quite yet.The short version is that Paizo wants to open up more writing opportunities to freelancers, but it is a slow process.
There will be more module open calls and RPG superstar type stuff.
Any more info about when those open calls might start?
Jeremy Puckett
cool.