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If you mean credit, dude, for the most regoddamdiculous thread to ever grace the slow-loading tomes of ENWorld history, why yes, yes we should.

Publisher Erik Mona and his buddies at Paizo are fresh off a tremendous debut of the Pathfinder RPG at Gen Con. He was kind enough to chat with RPG Blog 2 again as we asked just a few questions about Pathfinder, Gen Con, and to expand his thoughts on the Old School Renaissance: Interview Link...

Thanks! I'll definitely check that out!

We're getting ready for a new fall campaign of Castles & Crusades (Indianapolis-area, Friday nights, 8pm-?, for anyone interested), and I'm understandably excited about getting back out there after a quiet summer. I know we have some people on the boards who play or run C&C, but I couldn't...

I dig some Palladium, sure, and they've been cool with me usually over the years (although admittedly I haven't played any of their stuff much over the past few years). But I also dig Paizo, Rogue Games, Precis Intermedia, Wolfgang's Open Design, companies like that. I've got a pretty wide...

As am I. Or, as the Charleston Mercury put it some 149 years past:

I ultimately didn't make the jump to 4e, so what I had left to do business with WotC over were older edition pdfs. Their decisions as a company closed that door. When I look at the possibility of re-opening it, either through the DDI or whatever digital delivery option they decide upon, I look...

Mr. Leeds would be a delight leading Buzzword Bingo.

And now, my video response to Mr. Leeds.

No, sir. I won't be giving WotC jack-crap, and they will not be selling to me through any outlet. I don't care what WotC's rights are, there are things from a basic level of customer courtesy and fan relations that you do not do. You do not give ZERO DAYS NOTICE before cutting off...

No, there's nothing fair about it.

I don't play 4e, so the only business I really had left with WotC was buying a couple of downloads of legacy pdf products each month. It was a nice way to get to see things that were out of print or hard to get. Now, I have no reason left to deal with WotC. They've lost both my custom and my...

I know what you mean. I saw that and knew it was going to be a fun interview. :)

My series of RPG Blog 2 interviews with the good people at Paizo Publishing continues, and today I'm pleased to feature a Q&A with Paizo Publisher Erik Mona. In this interview, Erik discusses a bit of the business strategy behind the Pathfinder RPG, the whys of keeping Vancian magic, Pathfinder...

Over at RPG Blog 2, I was able to get Lead Designer for Pathfinder, Jason Bulmahn, to answer a few questions. Click here, as he tackles the origins of the Pathfinder RPG, a peek at the Pathfinder Bestiary, design philosophies, changes from 3.5, keeping up enthusiasm until August, life at Paizo...

As promised, the interview with Jason Bulmahn is up!

I think you can simplify while still adding options. Streamline some of the clunky bits, for example (Grappling and Combat Maneuvers) while increasing options (Traits, include something interesting added to a class each level), etc. But I believe James is on these forums, so he might be...

Sure, I can do that! :)

Thanks! I have another Paizo interview posting Monday, and if you guys enjoyed this one, I think you'll really enjoy that one as well!

I sent emails out to a few of the more prolific or larger publishers. Looks like its still sort of inconclusive at this point: Link Or, you might say, there's a whole lotta ballgame left to play. :)