On top of which, I've a Convention to help organise. In the meantime, I've got two 10,000 word commissions from other companies who DID reply to queries, whose products I'm a big fan of, so (shrug) i'm happy to earn my tuppence ha'penny a word from them instead. , he's not directly involved but suggests (unofficially) most Paizo staff are likely too busy with Gencon to think about anything else right now.

Boldbeast Call Recorder Pro Cracked Apk more. As it is, I have now asked the question elsewhere and got a polite reply from James Jacobs.(very promptly, I'm pleased to say) To paraphrase his response. so yes, I AM a bit frustrated in the lack of feedback, especially given the faq on open quests appears to be out of date.but I wouldnt claim to be absolutely fuming about it, far from it, but the online information as it stands appears outdated. However, i think a week is more than enough for at least a moderator to make a note of things and at least say something like - ' i'm not sure, I'll get back to you'.especially when the question is asked in a thread title. Ferious: possibly, I had forgotten about those. Note for the FAQ maintainers The 'link in the OpenCall.pdf appears to be outdated I suspect it should read '? GM Lamplighter wrote: Tigger, Paizo staff don't read every forum post every day. So, in summary: Are submissions still welcome, or would it preferable to receive the same submissions later when the circumstances are clearer? - p.s. (Possibly I've got a false impression.) I've no intention to hold anyone to any estimates or place any pressure on snowed-under staff! I'm just trying to get a rough feel for where we/Paizo are right now (Feb/March 2014).

But I get the impression from the forum Paizo is a little unsure what they'll be doing with the format at present, and that it might be better to temporarily hold off writing any further submissions. Hi Chaps/Chapesses Question mostly aimed at the Paizo staff: Having successfully sold a number of articles and scenarios to professional gaming publishers recently (including some articles published by Pelgrane Press and a 10,000 word scenario that will be published by Cubicle 7 as part of their *World War Cthulhu* range), I thought I'd try submitting something for Paizo From reading the FAQs it appears the Open Call for Pathfinder Quests is still ongoing,and I have written a suitable 2,000 word scenario and was considering starting work on a second.

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