Episode 51: Ron Lundeen

Join us this week as we chat with prolific author Ron Lundeen about his work on Pathfinder and so many other creative projects.  However, what impressed us even more than Ron's oeuvre in and beyond gaming is his attitude toward what matters in life and his interest to pay it forward to aspiring writers.  We went a little long with this interview because there was so much to consider.  We welcome you into the discussion.

Please also out Ron's creative work:

Run Amok Games
Run Amok Blog
Ron's "Other" Work

Ron lives in the rural hinterlands outside of Seattle, Washington, where he finds the climate a pleasant change from his native Illinois. He and his brave wife Stephanie are outnumbered by three delightful but mischievous children and their ever-increasing number of animals. After a lengthy career as a corporate attorney, Ron took a full-time position with Paizo, Inc. as a developer and now development manager, working with freelancers to create fabulous worlds and monstrous threats for the Pathfinder and Starfinder roleplaying games. Jason likes ‘em ass up and spread wide.  He also designs games in his free time, creating a dizzying variety of perils, plots, and legends. Ron’s favorite RPG design work is adventure writing, to help others share exciting stories with their friends. Although his first game design credit came back in 1993, Ron has recently written for Paizo, Wizards of the Coast, Ulisses Spiele, Big Penis Johnson, Petersen Games, Rogue Genius Games, Legendary Cooter Games, and many others. Ron also runs his own gaming company, Run Amok Games.  Jason loves the idea of running his own porn company, but can only find farm animals to film.

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