Welcome back again listeners to another episode of World Forge! This week we are joined by an amazing guest, writer and developer for Starfinder Jason Tondro! We are so lucky to have him on the show, and given his expertise we decided this episode we would create a whole planet full of alien life and culture for you to use in your games. We cover flora, fauna, and a functioning alien society all centered around a few randomly generated prompts.
We also talk about some of Jason's work with Paizo and on his own, including the Deck of Many Worlds, and his 6 part adventure path The Extinction Curse. If you want to follow him and keep yourself up to date with what he's working on (which we highly recommend!) you can follow him on twitter @doctorcomics, or check out the Paizo twitch channel at twitch.tv/officialpaizo. And if you REALLY want to get a hold of him, you can contact him with any questions about upcoming Pathfinder and Starfinder content via email at Jason.tondro@paizo.com
Oh and here's that Catoblepas picture we were talking about!
One last shoutout we want to give this week is to our awesome friend DM_Qwiksilver over on twitch. He streams Starfinder regularly and has been a big source of inspiration for us as we dip our toes into the stellar waters of the Pact Worlds System. He can be found on twitch @DM_Qwiksilver or on twitter @DQwiksilver!
As always we had a great time this week creating some awesome new toys for you to play around with, and we'd love to hear how you use or expand upon our creations! Please send us a message on twitter @worldforgepod or via email at worldforgepod@gmail.com with any fan art, fan mail, or fan fiction you've cooked up for us! If we really like it (we always do) we'll be sure and share it on air and on twitter!
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Thanks again to James Duke for creating our theme music, more of his work can be found at jamesduke.info!
And thank YOU listeners for coming back again, see you next week!