F. Wesley Schneider is among the most prolific contributors to the Pathfinder campaign setting, and was instrumental in the setting's creation. Over the years, he has held a number of positions in the RPG publishing world, ranging from author of numerous articles in Dungeon and Dragon to serving as assistant editor of Dragon beginning in November 2003.[1] He formerly served as managing editor of the Pathfinder line of products by Paizo Inc., and was promoted to Editor-in-Chief in May 2012. He le...
Greg A. Vaughan had a cover-credit adventure in each of Paizo's first thirteen Adventure Paths, an honor he alone holds. He is also one of the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting's most prolific contributors outside the Paizo editorial staff themselves. He studied archaeology and medicine at the University of Oklahoma and continues to live in Oklahoma City with his wife and children. Greg is a member of the WereCabbages creative guild. He also has past credits for Wizards of the Coast and...
James Jacobs began his career as a D&D game designer at the tender age of 14, when an adventure he wrote was published in Dungeon #12. After later working on the same magazine for Paizo, he is now Creative Director of Pathfinder. He likes Godzilla and dinosaurs and Lovecraft stuff. He has a pet cat. His favorite pizza topping is artichoke hearts, and his favorite movie is Alien. He wants to buy a lizard, too.
Neil Spicer is a designer and writer for tabletop role-playing games. He's most recognized for his contributions to the popular Pathfinder Adventure Path series, where he crafts adventures and lore. His work helps bring rich fantasy worlds to life for players.