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Oct 16, 2023 24 min

S3E27 Gen Con 2023 – Paizo Interview

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At Gen Con 2023 we interviewed Aaron Shanks, director of marketing for Paizo. We discussed Rage of the Elements, their latest Pathfinder 2nd Edition release and as well as their plans for the new Starfinder 2nd Edition. We also delve into Paizo’s approach to world-building, with system-wide events that progress the story in both games and touch on ORC, the new open gaming license spearheaded by the company. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asZ1_Uu_iPA Feedback We love feedback! You post a comment below or connect with us using these channels: Email Discord DiceCamp (Mastodon) Twitter Twitch Featured Image Meta Cover art from Rage of Fury, a source book for Paizo's Pathfinder 2nd Edition tabletop role-playing game. Credit: Paizo.

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