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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 5183572" data-attributes="member: 20741">Funny the discussion should turn to Crypt of the Everflame and Masks of the Living God. The reason I got into the whole analysis of what Paizo was producing in the <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/5181743-post1.html" target="_blank">first post</a> in the thread (and, inferrentially, what people were buying within Paizo's product lines) was in preparation for a new Podcast I'm working on entirely dedicated to Pathfinder.  Most especially, the point of the analysis was to delve into what the focus of our Podcast should be. As a consequence, we've decided that the focus (not exclusively, but primarily) will be on Paizo's adventure products for Pathfinder. Fully half to two-thirds of the podcast will be  directed at Pathfinder GMs, not players. A player listening to the podcast will have the featured adventure THOROUGHLY AND IRRETRIEVABLY spoiled for them. We aren't just going to discuss a "few spoilers" in the Podcast -- we're going to review and deconstruct the module/adventure, sometimes at a genetic level of detail. We'll have a lot more to say on these specific modules and the one that follows it in the trilogy, City of Golden Death in our first few episodes which should be up for download weekend after next. (Well - hopefully. The learning curve on Podcasting is a little steep at the start). For now, I think there are some strong elements that both of those modules offer -- and I think there are some rather weak design elements to them as well which Pathfinder GMs should be alerted to. None of those weak elements with Crypt of the Everflame are terminal, though I'm not sure the same can be said for Masks of the Living God.  Whatever the case, whenever a GM is alerted to possible design issues ahead of time, he (or she) can take those issues into account when integrating a module into their Pathfinder campaigns.  That's our misison statement on the  Yet To be Titled Pathfinder Podcast.</blockquote>

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