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He got a job at the university to lead the World Theater Program. That's what I read at Sinister
Wow! Thanks for the update.
Congrats, Nicolas! The rpg world will miss you, not to mention your cannibalistic ogres!
Sinister games isn't dying though, is it?
I mean, that's his company. Boy, man I'd hate to see that company go away. Nick was putting out brilliant stuff!!
Congrats though, on your new gig!
I hope it works out well for you!
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He got a job at the university to lead the World Theater Program. That's what I read at Sinister
As it's a British university I'd assume that he'll be leading the World Theatre Programme. :b
Do we know which university Nic is heading to?
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Do we know which university Nic is heading to?Essex University, clicky
I know it's not that kind of doctor but still, "Dr. Logue"! It sends shivers down my spine.
"Dr. Logue will see you know, sorry about all of the blood, and eviscera, and rusty chains; he's just finished a... difficult piece of surgery."
Welcome to Blighty, Mister Logue.
Crumpets and cream tea will be served on the croquet lawn at tiffin-time.
Why aren't you working? Are you on holiday Snort-ster?
Thanks everyone! I'm super pumped to be taking up the reins of the World Theatre Programme (it is indeed spelled that way!).
Fear not though, I couldn't live with myself without putting out at least a few dastardly adventures a year. Sinister will continue and in fact, with a little more time on my hands now, it should become far more active. In addition I also have a few freelance projects coming my way from Paizo. For one, I'm writing two Pathfinder Society Scenarios right now, and soon I'll be lending me evil quill to some other projects as well.
See you all in Engerland!
Thanks everyone! I'm super pumped to be taking up the reins of the World Theatre Programme (it is indeed spelled that way!).
Fear not though, I couldn't live with myself without putting out at least a few dastardly adventures a year. Sinister will continue and in fact, with a little more time on my hands now, it should become far more active. In addition I also have a few freelance projects coming my way from Paizo. For one, I'm writing two Pathfinder Society Scenarios right now, and soon I'll be lending me evil quill to some other projects as well.
See you all in Engerland!
I'm off to Thailand
Happy for ya even if were sorry to see ya go. Best of luck to ya...the UK dont know what's in store for her does she now.
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I'm off to ThailandThanks everyone! I'm super pumped to be taking up the reins of the World Theatre Programme (it is indeed spelled that way!).
Fear not though, I couldn't live with myself without putting out at least a few dastardly adventures a year. Sinister will continue and in fact, with a little more time on my hands now, it should become far more active. In addition I also have a few freelance projects coming my way from Paizo. For one, I'm writing two Pathfinder Society Scenarios right now, and soon I'll be lending me evil quill to some other projects as well.
See you all in Engerland!
Mnaaaaaaaaaaaaar!!!!
I'm off to Thailand
And that's the response I expected to see. :)
On the other hand, if we could convince Greg to move to the UK (leave the family here, we like them) he, Pett, and Logue could stick to churning out a greater quantity.
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ARGH!
From a completely selfish perspective, that's the worst news I've heard all day. Can I at least hold out hope that your presence at future Iron DM events will not be lost?
The rest of me is quite happy for you as your advancement continues. You're a singularly talented and crazy individual (which I mean in the best possible way) so you deserve everything you get.
Also good to hear that the adventure writing will not cease, and may in fact be expanded!
Cheers to ya, mate!
Congrats! G~~%@~n, I used to live in Suffolk... now I live in Yorkshire. Too far to bother you with discussions of Irish theatre... :D
Congratulations, Nick!
Never fear! I'll be EVERY Gencon. I'll never miss. I love it too much. Iron DM shall continue and will GROOOOOWWWWW! Expect a Sinister presence at Gencon next year too. Tons of events at least! A booth at most! Either way, we'll all be rocking and rolling the dice together, regardless of my move to Pett-land...ugh...I can't believe I'll be breathing the same air as him.
::Suppresses urge to projective vomit::
Fear not though, I couldn't live with myself without putting out at least a few dastardly adventures a year. ...
Glad to hear it, or we'd be sending the ogre boys around....
Essex university isn't all that far from one of my clients.If it wasn't for my workload I'd already be volunteering my time as a playtester- lol !!<Hmm...now I think aobut it, my company doesn't need their business that bad... :-)>
Given the reputation of Essex boys and girls, one can't help wondering if that's where you got the ogrekin idea from ...
More seriously : sounds like a great position you're taking up - best of luck with it.
...ugh...I can't believe I'll be breathing the same air as him.
::Suppresses urge to projective vomit::
Whatever makes you think I have to breath air
Hey, they forgot to mention Sinister Adventures in Dr. Logue's bio. Give 'em Hell, Yank. :-)
Look, now you've brought him out of his cellar as well....
sigh
Unfortunately whenever I see the title of this thread I start humming "Candle In The Wind" which is annoying because (1) it's Candle in the Wind, and (2) "Nicolas" has a syllable too many and needs to become either "Nic'las" or "Nicky".Try "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road."
I think Summer Is Icumen In would be more appropriate...
Try "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road."
Saturday nights alright (for fighting goblins) ?