#6 Revelations release date!

[gideonpepys]

Every three months, barring unforeseen circumstances.

 

[RangerWickett]

Our current timeline is as follows.

July 2013 – Release adventure 6.
September – Release adventure 7.
November – Release adventure 8.
January 2014 – Release and ship the Act One compilation.
February – Release adventure 9.
April – Release adventure 10.
June – Release and ship the Act Two compilation.
July – Release adventure 11.
September – Release adventure 12.
November – Release adventure 13.
December – Release and ship Act Three compilation.

 

[Crispy120286]

I really like that timeline. I have yet to even start running Zeitgeist and I can see ill never get too far ahead. Especially since thw first game I'm going to run will be TSAD

 

[RangerWickett]

To offer a bit more information, right now #6 is in layout for 4e. Thurston (our conversion to PF guy) is doing a bit of work for Paizo due before Gen Con, so I'm thinking of asking around for a pinch-hitter who could handle the conversion of this adventure.

#7 is being written, and we have authors lined up for #8 and 9, with whom I'm working on outlines. I'm going to send out art calls for 7 this week; maps might come slightly later.

Once I get this early urgent stuff cooking, I'll send out a survey to our KS backers. From there I'll be able to talk to everyone who has a personalized item -- namely the PC portraits and the "creative influence" of the top-tier backers. I need to see what Claudio Pozas's schedule looks like, since he has something like 20+ portraits to do for backers, and we want to make sure we get portraits for the adventures done first.

Oh, and I need to find a priest or shaman somewhere in Indianapolis (or among the folks who'll be at GenCon).

 

[Shilubi]

To offer a bit more information, right now #6 is in layout for 4e. Thurston (our conversion to PF guy) is doing a bit of work for Paizo due before Gen Con, so I'm thinking of asking around for a pinch-hitter who could handle the conversion of this adventure.

#7 is being written, and we have authors lined up for #8 and 9, with whom I'm working on outlines. I'm going to send out art calls for 7 this week; maps might come slightly later.

Not on subject, but I thought you were the one doing the writing. You imply it's a bit different...
If i'm not prying too much, i'm curious about how it's done, and who wrote the first modules. (different authors each time?)
Thanks!

And congrats for the KS

 

[Ravenmantle]

#1: The Island at the Axis of the World - Ryan Nock
#2: The Dying Skyseer - Ryan Nock
#3: Digging for Lies - Matthew J Hanson
#4: Always on Time - Jacob Driscoll
#5: Cauldron-Born - Thurston Hillman

I imagine that, in addition to writing parts of the adventure path, Ryan's role is very much that of project manager/coordinator/developer for ZEITGEIST. Obviously Ryan knows better than I do but that's the vibe I'm getting.

 

[Morrus]

Ryan's what we call the "director" (which is our term for line manager).

 

[Weather Report]

Ryan's what we call the "director" (which is our term for line manager).

What line of work are you in?

I still refer to him as line-manager.

 

[Morrus]

What line of work are you in?

I run an RPG news site and a small game publisher.

I still refer to him as line-mamnager.

You can refer to him as whatever you like! I'm sure he won't mind!

 

[Shilubi]

Director, like in the movie business.

Seems appropriate