[FFG] I'm leaving

[2WS-Steve]

Best of luck Wil. Also, congrats on escaping before full-on Winter sets in and the FFG staff has to resort to cannibilism to survive...

 

[MythicJustice]

Good luck with the move Wil. I've really enjoyed the material you worked on at FFG, especially the Path of ... series.

Chiming in with EOL, Wil is one of the very talented writers working on Dark Inheritance. Seeing the quality of work he's done with FFG and for us, I know he will be successful in the future.

 

[Darke]

Hm - good luck Wil !

And good luck FFG too !

I hope that this is one of the cases where the result is better for both sides!

Long live FFG and long live Wil !

Still want good stuff from all of you !

das Darke

 

[Ghostwind]

Good Luck Wil, enjoy that Texas weather when you finally get back down there. I look foward to hooking up with you again at one of the cons for more beers (no two people lectures this time, I promise...)

 

[tensen]

Wil, Will be missing seeing your rants and interesting photos over at FFG. Time to make a branded freelancer website so we can keep hearing your rants.

 

[MEG Hal]

I have said it personally so here it is publically, good luck bro, we love FFG and we love you. All the best and good luck, are you moving as well?

 

[Leopold]

As long as you are still coming to my Against the Giants Games at Gen Con Will I hope all goes well with you! Better make it this year, i SWEAR the giants will be tougher..dangit..

 

[Falcon]

Good luck in all your endeavors, Wil.

The quality of the products you developed at FFG are outstanding, and have had more impact on my campaigns than anything else. You have a true devotee here, so please keep us posted on your whereabouts and doings.

 

[Hard8Staff]

Say it isn't so! Was it the pink dice, Wil?

 

[d20Dwarf]

Hey, that was a setup! I suggest we drop the whole thing now or I'll have to reveal my Zapruder film that clearly shows the pink dice being rolled from Jolly's side of the table, proof of the magic d20, and Steve's head clearly turning away from the die roll rather than toward it.