Intrigue Archetypes

Clinton Boomer is one of many rising stars in the RPG industry who has gained notoriety thanks to Paizo's RPG Superstar competition. Boomer was one of the final four contestants in the 2008 competition and has since contributed to a number of Pathfinder products. He is also well known for co-writing and co-directing the popular D&D PHB PSA series on YouTube. Boomer has also written a number of notable non-Pathfinder sourcebooks including PC Pearls, Reign of Discordia: Death in the Starlit Ex...

Jason Nelson is a freelance game designer and author who made it to the Top 4 of Paizo Publishing's RPG Superstar competition in 2008. In addition to his subsequent work for Paizo, he used to write the Behind the Screen and Save My Game columns for the Wizards of the Coast website, and has a few writing credits in Dragon & Dungeon magazines.1

Julian Neale writes stories that explore human nature and hidden motives. His book, Intrigue Archetypes, examines classic patterns of deception and mystery. Neale's work is a good choice for readers who enjoy psychological fiction.

Legendary Games creates role-playing game content. Their published works include "Intrigue Archetypes" and "Asian Bloodlines," offering new options for players.

N. Jolly writes suspenseful fiction, including the book Intrigue Archetypes. Their stories often explore complex characters and unexpected turns. Readers looking for a good mystery will enjoy their work.