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Special #10 – Adventure Path Q&A Featuring Adam Daigle, James Jacobs, Rob McCreary, and Andrew Vallas http://www.35privatesanctuary.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=537:paizocon2013-special-010-ap-qaa&catid=35:the-tome-know-direction&Itemid=34

Power Outage got me a little behind posting these: Special #7 – Diversity in Gaming Featuring James Sutter, Judy Bauer, and Chris Self...

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Special #6 – Behind the Scenes at Paizo Publishing Featuring Andrew Vallas, Judy Bauer, Ryan Macklin, and Jessica Price http://35privatesanctuary.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=533%3Apaizocon2013-special-006-behind-the-scenes-at-paizo&catid=35%3Athe-tome-know-direction&Itemid=34

Special #5 – Secrets of Golarion Featuring James Jacobs, James Sutter, and F. Wesley Schneider http://www.35privatesanctuary.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=531:paizocon2013-special-005-secrets-of-golarion&catid=35:the-tome-know-direction&Itemid=34

Special #4 – Q&A with Ben Wooten Featuring Sarah Robinson. http://www.35privatesanctuary.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=530:paizocon2013-special-004-ben-wooten-qaa&catid=35:the-tome-know-direction&Itemid=34

Special #3 - Q&A With Tim Hitchcock Get inside the mind of one of Paizo's (allegedly) most twisted Adventure Path writers, the brilliant Tim Hitchcock...

Special #2 – YOU Are the Publisher. Featuring Lisa Stevens, Erik Mona, and F. Wesley Schneider. http://35privatesanctuary.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=528%3Apaizocon2013-special-002-you-are-the-publisher&catid=35%3Athe-tome-know-direction&Itemid=34

In addition to our PaizoCon coverage (Link), we still have our regularly scheduled episodes! We talk with Erik Keith about his Valeros cosplay, and cosplay in general as well as customer service as Paizo Publishing and upcoming conventions. (Picture available on our Facebook Page) We take our...

Know Direction’s PaizoCon 2013 coverage was made possible by the KD PaizoCon 2013 Con Team, including Mitchell Anderson, Sarah Bull, Darran Caldemeyer, Venus DeCoy, Robyn Nixon, and Justin Sluder. Huge thanks to them for all the help. If you like this special, check out 35privatesanctuary.com...

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?335230-SquareForge-Modular-Dungeons-(Tile-System-for-RPG-Mapping)&p=6102372&viewfull=1#post6102372 On the bottom of those sets of images, you can see it rather well on the forest tiles.

Very nice set! I like the details added to it.

I dig the idea, and I can see how it could be rather neat. But I worry the tiles are too small. If they were on chip board or something thicker, it wouldn't be a problem, but because they're curling up it means lots of little gaps to catch wind / the bottoms of miniatures as they're moved over...

Paizo has already said that they do not want to divide the market with multiple settings. That if they did, they would have to do it right with the same full range of support that they give Golarion, and that would be a difficult thing to justify. And that having too many settings was one of...

From the interviews I've done with the Paizo team, I think the issues with the magazines, the issues with the GSL, and the loss of the Star Wars licenses have turned them off doing anything but their own thing right now. They've said that even just the huge amount of art they paid for that no...

True, but usually a different style of terrain is used for that kinda thing.

I've had luck laying things out on anti-slip shelf liner. Super cheap, and keeps things from bumping. Doesn't damage the tiles, and stores well.

I like what I'm seeing so far. I'm a bit of a terrain fanatic, and enjoy a lot of the various options like this. I worry that there isn't enough variety available yet for your product, though I'm sure that will change. For any terrain solution to be comprehensive enough for most fantasy...

Never heard that comparison before, but its fun to think about.

Very nicely done, What material are the tiles made of, and how heavy are they?