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Over on ENWorld, Errhick spills the proverbial beans on his future author(itative) endeavours.
...I’m also writing a big two-round adventure for Paizo’s Pathfinder Society organized play campaign.
So when should we expect to see these wonderful works of art? If I had to guess it would be Origins or GenCon. Any further insight Mr. Munah or Mr. Frost?
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Over on ENWorld, Errhick spills the proverbial beans on his future author(itative) endeavours.
...I’m also writing a big two-round adventure for Paizo’s Pathfinder Society organized play campaign.So when should we expect to see these wonderful works of art? If I had to guess it would be Origins or GenCon. Any further insight Mr. Munah or Mr. Frost?
I'm not familiar with this Moana, er, Munah, ah, Moonah, whatever, character. Does he have any gaming credentials that would make me care?
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I'm not familiar with this Moana, er, Munah, ah, Moonah, whatever, character. Does he have any gaming credentials that would make me care?Over on ENWorld, Errhick spills the proverbial beans on his future author(itative) endeavours.
...I’m also writing a big two-round adventure for Paizo’s Pathfinder Society organized play campaign.So when should we expect to see these wonderful works of art? If I had to guess it would be Origins or GenCon. Any further insight Mr. Munah or Mr. Frost?
Details to be released soon.
Tier flippa-flappa flargle-nargle.
Think it might have anything to do with this:
100.01 - The Spire of Nex - Pathfinder RPG PlaytestAuthor & GM: Erik Mona
For centuries the mile-high Spire of Nex has loomed large over the horizon of Absalom, tallest of the mighty siege castles that mark the landscape beyond the City at the Center of the World. With a thunderous crack, the impossibly tall tower has come crashing to the ground, allowing access to its inner chambers for the first time in hundreds of years.
Be among the first adventurers to explore the hidden secrets of the Spire of Nex! Bring a miniature and a 5th-level character designed using the Pathfinder RPG rules. Help Erik Mona, Paizo Publisher, fine tune his upcoming Pathfinder RPG module.
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Think it might have anything to do with this:
100.01 - The Spire of Nex - Pathfinder RPG PlaytestAuthor & GM: Erik Mona
For centuries the mile-high Spire of Nex has loomed large over the horizon of Absalom, tallest of the mighty siege castles that mark the landscape beyond the City at the Center of the World. With a thunderous crack, the impossibly tall tower has come crashing to the ground, allowing access to its inner chambers for the first time in hundreds of years.Be among the first adventurers to explore the hidden secrets of the Spire of Nex! Bring a miniature and a 5th-level character designed using the Pathfinder RPG rules. Help Erik Mona, Paizo Publisher, fine tune his upcoming Pathfinder RPG module.
Maybe. I would actually hope that exploring the Spire of Nex would at least be a Module if not a series of Modules (or *gasp* a SUPERmodule).
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The Spire of Nex is a campaign that will likely turn into something published one day.
I am patiently waiting...
If I do not get to buy the module before Paizocon 2010, I hope I can at least get a second chance at surviving the spire at your gaming table next con.
I owe you one for that butt whuppin you handed us, but I guess I sort of asked for it after the mending spell incident.
The module is really good and it would be a shame not to have it published in my opinion. You could even do a series of modules into smaller bite sized chunks, each one covering a level of the spire if it will work better in your schedule.
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The module is really good and it would be a shame not to have it published in my opinion. You could even do a series of modules into smaller bite sized chunks, each one covering a level of the spire if it will work better in your schedule.
This is actually kind of the plan. I plan to treat the campaign almost like a TV show, with "seasons." So rather than an open-ended campaign that goes on forever, I will pin down my friends for a limited number of sessions, at the end of which I will include some sort of awesome cliff-hanger.
I'm already in one open-ended campaign, and I'm not sure I or my players can handle another. Plus, this allows me to break up the work into more manageable chunks, which is realistically the only way it'll ever get done.
Now, as for when it might be published... that's a good question. Certainly not by next Paizo Con, though I will be running something from the Spire there...
Dum de doo de dum de doo.
Tier flippa-flappa flargle-nargle.
Proof that magic is involved! Let Jacobs deny it now!!!
See today's blog for confirmation. Thanks, Crystal.