Endzeitgeist Pathfinder 2.0 Support
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Reviewer Extraordinaire -- Endzeitgeist [ http://endzeitgeist.com/ ] -- is well known for his vast reviews of not just tabletop roleplaying games but very specifically the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, especially all the Third Party Publishers (3PP) that release Pathfinder-Compatible books.
With Paizo's recent announcement that they will be releasing a Pathfinder Second Edition has a lot of people wondering "how good is it?" and wondering also how it will work with 3PPers, and wondering about giving Paizo the right kind of input during the Pathfinder Playtest starting this August 2018.
Paizo's Pathfinder Playtest: http://paizo.com/pathfinderplaytest
Pathfinder Playtest FAQ: http://paizo.com/pathfinderplaytest/faq
Initial Blog: http://paizo.com/community/blog/v5748dyo5lkl9?First-Look- at-the-Pathfinder-Playtest
It "makes sense" to have the person who has reviewed over 3900+ of Pathfinder Roleplaying Game products to not only give his 2 cp, but to tell us what he thinks of it! An added bonus would be that he could even likely make company-specific, product-specific suggestions for those Third Party Publishers that are interested
But Endzeitgeist can't do these playtests alone. He puts a LOT of time into his reviews, and it shows, but it also doesn't come free. He has a Patreon
[https://www.patreon.com/user/posts?u=433233 ], and that helps immensely but asking Endzeitgeist to take part in the Pathfinder Playtest and its 7+ sessions is asking for hours of work from him.
In particular, Endzeitgeist would consider that each session would cost him $100 US. In addition, for him to get even the basic physical copies of the books (not a necessity but a powerful preference) he'd need to raise $75 for the physical copies + shipping to Germany.
Overall then, we're looking to raise at least $800 for 7 sessions + physical copies of the books. Raising more would be AMAZING and could likely lead to more sessions or more detailed posts and discussions.
In an original post about this idea, it was thought that if each session can be thought of as $100, then one or more people or publishers could band together and "sponsor" a session. Endzeitgeist will mention -- in the way he posts that a particular review was a Prioritized Review on his website -- that a particular company or group is sponsoring this session and if they're so inclined he can link to his reviews of their product on his site etc.
So please consider supporting this endeavor today!
With Paizo's recent announcement that they will be releasing a Pathfinder Second Edition has a lot of people wondering "how good is it?" and wondering also how it will work with 3PPers, and wondering about giving Paizo the right kind of input during the Pathfinder Playtest starting this August 2018.
Paizo's Pathfinder Playtest: http://paizo.com/pathfinderplaytest
Pathfinder Playtest FAQ: http://paizo.com/pathfinderplaytest/faq
Initial Blog: http://paizo.com/community/blog/v5748dyo5lkl9?First-Look- at-the-Pathfinder-Playtest
It "makes sense" to have the person who has reviewed over 3900+ of Pathfinder Roleplaying Game products to not only give his 2 cp, but to tell us what he thinks of it! An added bonus would be that he could even likely make company-specific, product-specific suggestions for those Third Party Publishers that are interested
But Endzeitgeist can't do these playtests alone. He puts a LOT of time into his reviews, and it shows, but it also doesn't come free. He has a Patreon
[https://www.patreon.com/user/posts?u=433233 ], and that helps immensely but asking Endzeitgeist to take part in the Pathfinder Playtest and its 7+ sessions is asking for hours of work from him.
In particular, Endzeitgeist would consider that each session would cost him $100 US. In addition, for him to get even the basic physical copies of the books (not a necessity but a powerful preference) he'd need to raise $75 for the physical copies + shipping to Germany.
Overall then, we're looking to raise at least $800 for 7 sessions + physical copies of the books. Raising more would be AMAZING and could likely lead to more sessions or more detailed posts and discussions.
In an original post about this idea, it was thought that if each session can be thought of as $100, then one or more people or publishers could band together and "sponsor" a session. Endzeitgeist will mention -- in the way he posts that a particular review was a Prioritized Review on his website -- that a particular company or group is sponsoring this session and if they're so inclined he can link to his reviews of their product on his site etc.
So please consider supporting this endeavor today!
Organizer
Troy E. Daniels
Organizer
Reynoldsburg, OH
