Pathfinder polymath full#

She also has done some work for WoTC in sales and information systems. Her bio claims more, but I've no independent verification.Д¬arol Monahan- While she has no actual credits on BGG, she's been working with Cheapass Games in both incarnations. In addition, he's done editing work at some level for several game fiction lines.ДЄnna Meade- She has two production credits for Fate Core, and supposedly cowrote an upcoming RPG based on The Resistance (from Indie Board and Cards). James Lowder- A game designer and editor, with credits for Feng Shui, AD&D 2nd, GURPS, Deadlands d20, Vampire, Call of Cthulu 7th, All Flesh Must be Eaten, and some general gaming books. ProgActivism must not have been paying the bills.

Pathfinder polymath full#

Lyz Liddell- A progressive activist who recently went to work full time for Paizo, on both Pathfinder and Starfinder. Kat Kuhl- A diversity podcaster that does have one credit for a Fiasco book, and something called Noisy Person Cards on BGG. There's not a lot of credits, but I'll grant she appears to back her bio for family gaming. HeroKids, Pathfinder compatible, and Medusa's Guide for Gamer Girls: Gaming with Kids. There's other stuff, but not game related.Д«J Hensley- Apparently an advocate for family gaming, she has design credits that go along with this conviction. Jaym Gates- Producer credit on Blue Rose, designer on Firefly: Smuggler's Guide to the Rim are all that RPGG listed.

I see no way in which she's an insider.Д¬rystal Frasier- Labels herself a polymath(not impressed), but she actually has some credits: Pathfinder, GameMastery cards, Blue Rose, Mutants and Masterminds, Kobold Quarterly, The Rifter, and Wayfinder. Nope, she's a diversity advocate and politicizer of games as needing to be inclusive. Tanya DePass- Um, no game credits listed. Take that for what you will I'm dismissive of all those houses of journalism. She writes for Wired, Polygon, Rolling Stone, and more. Katherine Cross- She's a gaming critic, who's supposedly got more work published, but the only credit on RPGG is for Pigsmoke.

Blue Rose, Mutants and Masterminds, Exalted, Changeling, Vampire, Scion, A Song of Ice and Fire RPG,, Pathfinder, Chronicle, Mage, Fantasy AGE, Promethean, D&D 3.5, Werewolf, Scarred Lands, and various OGL d20 projects.Д®lizabeth Courts- She's done a LOT of work for Paizo, and doesn't have any non-Pathfinder credits. Joseph Carriker- Another real designer? Yep. There might be some more, but that's the bulk of his listings. Castle Falkenstein, Cyberpunk 2013, D&D 3rd ed., Paranoia 2nd, Cybergeneration, MIB, Shatterzone, Legend of the Five Rings RPG, Masterbook, Star Trek: TNG (ICON), and Thnderstone Advance. Um, WHAT GAMES?Д®d Bolme- Hey, we've got a real designer here. the Army.ДЄljernon Bolden- Apparently he's a video game designer, with interests in bridging the gap between digital and tabletop games.

The only thing I can find on either 'Geek is The Massive vs. Jake Alley- His bio states he's worked on several board, card, RPGs, MUDs, and more. John Adamus- He's done some work with GumShoe, Fate Core, Night's Black Agents, and is one of the designers behind Noir World. Once again, I'll be using RPGGeek and BoardgameGeek to examine their credentials as 'industry insiders'. Well, it's May, and I just realized last May I had done one of my top posts for the year: the GenCon Industry Insider program, the guests and their work.