There is singing, dancing and drinking in the kobold mines today: Open Design received four ENnie Award 2012 nominations. Here’s what we’re up for this year:
Congratulations to Ben McFarland, Hugo Solis, Richard Pett, Wolfgang Baur and all of the contributors to these projects! And thank you to the fine folks who purchased, read, played, and recommended them.
Voting will begin on Friday, July 20 and runs to Sunday, July 29.
The kobolds descended upon PaizoCon 2012 and made it their temporary home away from home for a few days. In the gallery we’re presenting, you can see a few of the kobolds hard at work, plus some fun mittens, and the all-important booth! Wolfgang and Adam ran games, various kobolds manned the booth, and a lot of fun was had by all!
“You kill those who stand between you and your goals. You strive to pull down the mighty, and usurp their power. You plunder ancient tombs and spend your coin on the pleasures of the flesh. Tell me, Pathfinder: will you be able to stand against the Monsters of Sin? Or have you already fallen to them?”
Of all humanity’s sins, seven are recognized as being truly deadly. Challenge your players’ PCs with their corrupting influence – subscribe to our new Monsters of Sin PDF series for Pathfinder Roleplaying Game or pick up each new volume separately. (The subscription’s a much better deal.)
Speaking of deals, the first book in the series is devoted to Avarice: the insatiable lust for wealth. Here’s what it has in store for the unwary…
This year at TotalCon 2012, winners of the Iron GM Regional Semi-Final earned some awesome prizes from Open Design. Take a look at their reactions in the video posted beyond the jump!
If you want to find out about more opportunities for fun gaming experiences, you can learn more about Iron GM (the competition) and TotalCon (the convention location that held the Iron GM Regional Semi-Final) at their respective websites. It looks like everyone had a great time, and you can certainly plan to join in on future events!
Our kobold mascot Jiro left this note on Wolfgang’s desk this morning:
dear boss,
I was reading a bunch of adventures you know the classic stuff like vault of the drow and tomb of horrors and rise of the runelords and i was thinking it would be great if we had something like that for midgard you know something epic and world defining
well boss what do you know but that dollface christina thinks so too and were going to do a new kickstarter to make stuff as good as tomb of horrors
people think were crazy boss but i don’t know i bet a lot of other people are as crazy as us and will want in what do you think
best, jiro
Wolfgang checked with Christina Stiles and Ben McFarland, and they confirmed it: there’s a new Open Design patron project that they say will shake the pillars of heaven, and they’re looking for patrons to help design it.
Midgard Tales will contain 13 new adventures for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, with new takes on classic RPG themes. This book will define the Midgard campaign setting the way legendary adventures such as Dragonlance did back in the day.