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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pygon" data-source="post: 4392802" data-attributes="member: 42242">6.In years passed, I would go to Paizo only for classic 1e mods scanned into PDFs.  I really had no idea they were primarily the ones responsible for the content in the most recent Dungeon and Dragon mags.  Eventually I started to crave good adventure material and looked to WotC for it.  Hah.  I REALLY liked Red Hand of Doom and Ruins of Greyhawk, but I wondered what was going on at WotC that their adventure quality was so unreliable, and why it took them so long to make some adventures I enjoyed reading and felt excited about DMing.Then in the depths of my greatest desperation, I saw the cover for Dungeon #150 and thought... is that who I think it is?  It's about time someone painted him right!  This naturally lead to my discovery of the Adventure Paths and, after reading #1 in the Savage Tide series, collecting all three of them.  When I found out they actually offered free labelless maps for the adventures, that just sealed their reputation for me.  This is a company that cares about making adventures they want to play and providing the players the tools needed to play them in the modern age.Consider my revelation when I looked at the RHoD and RoG covers and found that Paizo folk were responsible for their content (Mr. Jacobs wrote 75% of RHoD.  Lucky me!)My interest has naturally carried into the Pathfinder line.  I think it's absolutely great to have a whole company of writers and editors that have a passion for enjoying the game and creating a world where the adventures can take place.  In my mind, they are truly a player's supplier of material. Tops in my book.</blockquote>

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