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We actually try not to email him while he is on vacation... Phone calls are much better and faster. Jason Bulmahn Managing Editor of Dragon GameMastery Brand Manager

Hmm.. well, I have good news and bad news. On the upside, we did spell "Jasin" right. On the downside, we did apparently leave the C off. I will see to it that we post a correction. My humblest apologies. I certainly know what it is like to have my name mispelled. Jason Bulmahn Managing Editor...

Truth be told, my original name for the class was Dabbler.. which got changed to Journeyman.. which got changed to Factotum. Fun. Jason Bulmahn Managing Editor of Dragon

Our system avoids this problem by making it primarily a player tool. DMs only get to draw from it occassionally (of course, Erik gave it the hard core playtest and drew a card for every NPC crit... nasty). Jason Bulmahn GameMastery Brand Manager

I actually knew she is a she.. sorry for the mistype there. As for the vowel bit, that is exactly like grandma says it. Funny.. I took 9 years of german, but never really picked up on that too much. Then again, that was over 15 years ago... These days I can barely understand it, let alone speak...

Wait just a minute.. the only people who could possibly know that are those who suffered by my hand. Who are you? Jason Bulmahn Managing Editor of Dragon

I've never really bothered to fully track it down, but I think we might be very distantly related... I wonder if he has the same problem I do. Probably not actually, in German, you pronounce the H. Jason Bulmahn Managing Editor of Dragon

Oh.. and one other thing... Thanks to Merric for misspelling my name in the thread title. That definately caught my attention you treacherous cur! Jason Bulmahn Managing Editor of Dragon

Its that damnable silent H.. gets em every time. For the record, I have seen my named spelled, in print, the following ways... Bulmahn (woo hoo.. the right one) Buhlman Buhlmahn Bulhman Bulman Bullman Bulmann Bhu!hlhmha4hnh Alright.. that last one was made up... but the rest are not. Jason...

It is pretty fun.. unless of course, you Age of Worms DM, Erik Mona, decides to give it a vigorous playtest. Poor Gar (my PC) took a point of Cha drain and nearly got decapitated last night. Dangerous.. but fun! Jason Bulmahn Managing Editor of Dragon www.paizo.com

I use quite a few accessories in my game and find the following most useful. For a play surface I use either... - Tac Tiles - Master Maze - GameMastery Map Packs - GameMastery/Steel Sqwire Flip Mats - Dry Erase Pens For initiative I use - GameMastery/Open Mind Games Combat Pad For...

While I generally stay away from these sorts of discussions, I thought I would pop on and correct one error. The days of publishing feat after feat and multiple prestige classes in one issue are long over. I only have the last two issue on me right at the moment, and between the two of them...

Thanks for the link. I was wondering when the first store would start doing this, although I am kinda surprised about the price differences between some of the cards. Must be a popularity sort of thing. BTW.. for those of you who are item card fans, the next set it due to release very soon...

I might have some material that got cut that might find its way into a Class Acts article in the near future. I only got the book today myself and am still digging through it to see what stayed, what was cut, and what was polymorphed. All and all though.. I am very pleased. Jason Bulmahn...

Ahh... as mentioned in another thread. I was giddy to bring them back. I did not have much room in the book for monsters (and a couple got cut), but I stood fast and demanded the Rot Grubs stay (not that I faced any real opposition to that). The art for the book turned out really nice...

Indeed, I had been looking for a way to bring those back in a Wotc book for a while now. I suppose I could have just dropped them in Dragon, but Dungeonscape provided too great an opportunity. Jason Bulmahn Co-Author of Dungeonscape Managing Editor of Dragon

Hmm.. it appears that the preview text for that issue is almost completely off the mark. The creature collection is actually quite different from what is described there. I will try to get an updated preview for it and post it up here next week. The insect lycanthropes, for example, got cut...

Well after taking a look at the finished Factotum, I am actually pretty pleased with how it turned out. I think it goes well with the Chameleon Pclass, as they both have some things in common, but both also offer abilities that the other does not. That said.. I am very pleased to see people...

I can't really say. Partially because of my NDA and partially because I have not seen the finished version. Jason Bulmahn Managing Editor of Dragon Co-Author of Dungeonscape

Hi there all, Although I wrote the chapter with this class in it, I have come to learn that is has gone through significant revision. Alas, I cannot say much about it either way. I suppose I could share the basic idea. My idea for the class was to create a character who could go it alone, with...