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To better facilitate games in the Seattle area, I've gone ahead and created a Google Group for the Seattle Pathfinder Society. Now, this area will include anyone in the western washington area interested in learning about new games and lending a hand with those already planned, so join up and help out! I look forward to the next game.
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Hello, I'm in Seattle for a week or so, and happen to be free on Friday night (5th). Is the event that runs at Dragon's Lair a definite thing, or is it a sort of as-and-when? Basically, I'm asking is it worth the bus trip out to Bellvue clutching a character sheet in hope of a game?We've got 3 players commit to being there (all 1st level characters), Dane (our V-C & GM) is working on his transportation issues but I'll swing by and get him if his plans fall thru.
So yes unless Dane changes it, Friday is game on!
I (William) just confirmed, too. So that makes a quorum!
Dane, are you still down in the south end?
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yeah, I believe it won't let you edit a post after a certain amount of time. Found that out the hard way, myself :)
Cheers Dane,
I noticed from a different post that you were an Art Student.. Great as a fellow artist I cheer you on. I don't know of a different way to contact re stuff like this but anyway just a thought that I've had for a while re integration of art guilds in Pathfinder. What kind of art would be created in a realm where magic is fairly common? What would the impact be on society? What would a Gallery opening look like. I was thinking about artists like Dali Evan Penny and Arcimboldo creating 2d or 3d images and objects and then giving them just that extra hint of life (Animate Object, ghost sound, you name it) could be an interesting show.Regardless I'm up on Van Isle so it's possible you might see me at a Con in Seattle one day.. It's costly but I would like to see how you 'mercins' run these things.
Cheers
This message thread is old, I hope someone catches it. Is there a *public* web page on what the Seattle Pathfinder Society will be doing for the Emerald City Comicon? I would like to post a link on our Whatcom County website at http://on.fb.me/pfswhatcom so we have some idea of who to look for and what is going on.
Yes, I'm aware of nwpfs.org, but since the public can't view it and I lost my login ID during the Great Password Reboot some years ago, I never did make another login ID. But if there is publicly viewable info, that would be terrific!
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Hey Romaq!
NWPFS.org is the best bet ;p
Get yourself another registration on it, but I can tell you we will be at ECCC running demos of the RPG and the card game from noon to 7 pm friday and saturday, and noon to close on sunday.
The game area stays open later then that, but my GM's will stay on a volunteer basis after 7 pm. I expect there to be some who stick around, as last year we found most folks made it to the gaming area when the main hall closed. We will be planning on that happening again.
We will be there before noon as well, but are not expecting to run too many games in the morning, as folks who come that early try to start standing in line for the GoH's they wish to meet.
You can email me at 6SSamurai@gmail.com in regards to volunteering and more information on PFS at ECCC.
Thanks!
Thank you for your prompt response! You are added into our group. You would be VERY welcome to post a blurb to that effect on the events I posted on the site. That may make some of our PFS group very happy to know. :)