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<blockquote data-quote="enrious" data-source="post: 5512958" data-attributes="member: 2126"><a href="http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/paizoPublishing/pathfinder/pathfinderRPG/general/clarkFromNecromancerGoesPathfinder" target="_blank">paizo.com - Paizo / Messageboards / Paizo Publishing / Pathfinder® / Pathfinder RPG / General Discussion / Archives / Clark from Necromancer goes Pathfinder</a>In any event, I'd certainly classify Clark as one of (if not the biggest) non-WotC 4e cheerleaders in the time up to and just after launch - both in method, manner, and volume.&nbsp;&nbsp; And yes, that ended when he evidently decided that any further energy spent on changing the GSL would be futile.I also think the 3pp who have been and/or are publishing content to be one of (if not the biggest) non WotC 4e cheerleaders in the time of and after the GSL launch - be they contracted free-lance writers (I am forever stuck with the term &quot;prostilancer&quot;, thanks to a friendly exchange between Wil Upchurch and Sam Witt) or be they publishers.&nbsp; And you know, both are banner-wavers, standard bearers, guidons, etc., just in different ways and one could argue to fill different needs present at their respective times.Y'know, as a Pathfinder fan and someone who has a few Necromancer books on the shelf, none of those things makes me happy to see Clark possibly returning to the gaming fold in a capacity that they want to.Someone being happy with what they're doing should and does trascend systems, IMO - whether it's a 4e writer, a Pathfinder writer, publishers, heck just gamers...remember, it's all about the game.And I don't mean the 4e/Pathfinder game.&nbsp; Rather, it's just about the game.And that's why I'm happy for Clark to find himself in a position to do what he enjoys in this hobby of ours.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="enrious, post: 5512958, member: 2126"] [url=http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/paizoPublishing/pathfinder/pathfinderRPG/general/clarkFromNecromancerGoesPathfinder]paizo.com - Paizo / Messageboards / Paizo Publishing / Pathfinder® / Pathfinder RPG / General Discussion / Archives / Clark from Necromancer goes Pathfinder[/url] In any event, I'd certainly classify Clark as one of (if not the biggest) non-WotC 4e cheerleaders in the time up to and just after launch - both in method, manner, and volume. And yes, that ended when he evidently decided that any further energy spent on changing the GSL would be futile. I also think the 3pp who have been and/or are publishing content to be one of (if not the biggest) non WotC 4e cheerleaders in the time of and after the GSL launch - be they contracted free-lance writers (I am forever stuck with the term "prostilancer", thanks to a friendly exchange between Wil Upchurch and Sam Witt) or be they publishers. And you know, both are banner-wavers, standard bearers, guidons, etc., just in different ways and one could argue to fill different needs present at their respective times. Y'know, as a Pathfinder fan and someone who has a few Necromancer books on the shelf, none of those things makes me happy to see Clark possibly returning to the gaming fold in a capacity that they want to. Someone being happy with what they're doing should and does trascend systems, IMO - whether it's a 4e writer, a Pathfinder writer, publishers, heck just gamers...remember, it's all about the game. And I don't mean the 4e/Pathfinder game. Rather, it's just about the game. And that's why I'm happy for Clark to find himself in a position to do what he enjoys in this hobby of ours. [/QUOTE]

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