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<blockquote data-quote="BradfordFerguson" data-source="post: 4293629" data-attributes="member: 20048">Wolfgang's Other StuffHe's written for Malhavoc Press, though not adventures.&nbsp; He also wrote Fortress of the Stone Giants (Pathfinder adventure #4) which is an excellent adventure.&nbsp; Though I haven't seen Empire of the Ghouls (which was an Open Design adventure), the description of the aspects of it leaves me with no doubt that Wolfgang is a brilliant adventure/setting writer/designer.Being a PatronI will likely write a review of being a patron for Blood of the Gorgon.&nbsp; As a patron with commenting access, I haven't been as active as I would have liked (due to me getting busier).&nbsp; Being able to follow the process is simply awesome if you are into reading RPG books and interested in RPG design.&nbsp; Even though you follow the process through the Internet, I got a primordial, creation feel by the access.&nbsp; It felt like I was privy to some thing being created.InputOne of the things I can remember about being a patron of Blood of the Gorgon is seeing how the creation process evolved.&nbsp; One character was originally going to be the main villain, but then when Nick got so excited with a visceral write-up of another depraved villain, it was voted on and decided that it would be the new main villain.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BradfordFerguson, post: 4293629, member: 20048"] [b]Wolfgang's Other Stuff[/b] He's written for Malhavoc Press, though not adventures. He also wrote Fortress of the Stone Giants (Pathfinder adventure #4) which is an excellent adventure. Though I haven't seen Empire of the Ghouls (which was an Open Design adventure), the description of the aspects of it leaves me with no doubt that Wolfgang is a brilliant adventure/setting writer/designer. [b]Being a Patron[/b] I will likely write a review of being a patron for Blood of the Gorgon. As a patron with commenting access, I haven't been as active as I would have liked (due to me getting busier). Being able to follow the process is simply awesome if you are into reading RPG books and interested in RPG design. Even though you follow the process through the Internet, I got a primordial, creation feel by the access. It felt like I was privy to some thing being created. [b]Input[/b] One of the things I can remember about being a patron of Blood of the Gorgon is seeing how the creation process evolved. One character was originally going to be the main villain, but then when Nick got so excited with a visceral write-up of another depraved villain, it was voted on and decided that it would be the new main villain. [/QUOTE]

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