Hi--I think you may be referring to the "interactive" Pathfinder/Starfinder events (those are the ones that go long): the entire Sagamore ballroom is engaged in the same adventure at the same time (a

instructional games of the new edition like there was of the playtest last year and Starfinder the year before that. Since 2nd edition will not actually debut in its final form until GenCon, I think this year

Having spoken with some of the Paizo staff the year of Starfinder, it's my impression that they were completely surprised and unprepared for the massive customer interest. I'm guessing they used

some V2.0 rules as I run a Pathfinder group and I would like to see the finalized rules. That said, the year they released Starfinder at Gen Con, there was a big kerfluffle as neither the GMs nor

kevinrg wrote: father bloodlust wrote:Well, so much for Pathfinder and Starfinder Society events, at least in person. Unfortunately

part of my Gencon Budget on. I know of one new item that has caught my interest already and that is Paizo's Starfinder RPG. Now I can't believe that they are the only company that has something New

Starfinder at Gen Con there was limited scheduled play (Gen Con tickets), but they had a line to wait in for 1 hour demo play games. The GM's were not fully prepared and I knew more about some of the

on thursday morning and I didn't know if the stuff we want will still be one sale by the time we get out of the event which is 12 to 1pm. Specifically paizos starfinder is set to release at gen con

of it and a few scheduled events. That is how they rolled out Starfinder two years ago. Then 2020 Gen Con will likely see an entire Sagamore Ballroom full of Pathfinder 2.0 games going all convention

couple of years ago. I made that my first stop Thursday morning. It did sell out (a couple of times, if memory serves, as they got a restock but it sold out as well). I don't think Starfinder (I'm

david campbell wrote: I've signed up for a Starfinder subscription; I'll wait for it to get shipped home. I've been a Pathfinder subscriber for years, and only once

I would send them an e-mail. I could be wrong, so it would be best to hear from the horse's mouth. I'm sure they want you to have a good time and to enjoy their game. In the Starfinder Society

will be popular.There will likely be some instructional games of the new edition like there was of the playtest last year and Starfinder the year before that. Since 2nd edition will not actually debut

twilightknight wrote: Are you a Gen Con employee? How do you know it’s Paizo’s fault. My information is that the schedule of events for Pathfinder and Starfinder

outside the ICC. Wasn't able to get into any Gencon 50 seminars but had a conversation with two classics. Conversations in general. Where else can you talk to a total stranger about the Expedition to Barrier peaks, or Pathfinder vs. Starfinder or any number of "geeky" stuff?

/starfinder, star wars, star trek, space opera, spacemaster/harp scifi modern d20 system, top secret, hero champions, earth dawn, rolemaster/harp fantasy, pathfinder, dragon age, fantasy age. I think

you. I do not play board games at Gen Con, just Pathfinder, D&D, and AD&D. I play a lot of Pathfinder Society, Starfinder Society, and Adventurers League games because I like to run my own

the Party for "ridiculously stupid and implausible things". Ticket to Ride Tourney was nice. Pathfinder 1e games would be fun. Starfinder, Artemis, Overlight, Numenera (I've never gotten to play), True

like Baldman running DnD AL and Paizo running Pathfinder/Starfinder leagues they schedule extra DMs in case of DM no shows. If all the scheduled DMs show up there might be an extra table that runs with

That wasn’t my experience in the Sagamore (Pathfinder/Starfinder) they would “advise” you nicely (and some times not so much) to take your stuff out whether it was food or snacks or soda. I was