Crystal Frasier
| Crystal Frasier | |
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| (Biography) | |
| Homepage | Clockwork Amazon |
| Position | Developer (2016-July 2018) Assistant developer (March 2015-2016) Production specialist (Summer 2009-June 2014) |
| Company | Freelance; formerly Paizo Inc. |
Crystal Frasier was a production specialist at Paizo Inc. from summer 2009, when she began working as an intern in the art and layout department, until June 2014.[1] She rejoined Paizo on March 9, 2015, as an assistant developer.[2] Her first published work within the Pathfinder campaign setting was Delirium's Tangle in March 2010.
Crystal has since written a number of Pathfinder Society Organized Play scenarios, the critically-acclaimed Pathfinder Module The Harrowing, and entries in the Iron Gods and Giantslayer Pathfinder Adventure Paths. She also wrote the background of the Shaman iconic Shardra Geltl.[3]
On July 3, 2018, Frasier announced that she was leaving Paizo's creative team to pursue other opportunities, but planned to continue contributing to the Pathfinder and Starfinder lines as much as she could in the future.[4]
Pathfinder credits
| Title | Date | Volume (Page) |
|---|---|---|
| "The Bellflower Network" | May 2016 | PF106 |
| Below the Silver Tarn | December 2010 | PFS2-12 |
| "Bestiary" #47 | July 2011 | PF47 (78) |
| "Bestiary" #48 | July 2011 | PF48 (80) |
| "Bestiary" #80 | April 2014 | PF80 (56) |
| The Bloodcove Disguise | August 2010 | PFS2-01 |
| Delirium's Tangle | April 2010 | PFS45 |
| The Divinity Drive | January 2015 | PF90 |
| Faction Guide | May 2010 | FG |
| The Harrow Handbook | May 2014 | THH |
| The Harrowing | July 2011 | H |
| In Hell's Bright Shadow | July 2015 | PF97 |
| The Midnight Mauler | January 2011 | PFS2-EX |
| Misfit Monsters Redeemed | November 2010 | MMR |
| NPC Guide | March 2010 | NPC |
| Occult Mysteries | May 2014 | OM |
| The Silver Mount Collection | August 2014 | PFS6-02 |
| "Wati, the Half-City" | March 2014 | PF79 (62) |
- See also: Category:Works by Crystal Frasier
Gallery
- See also: Category:Artwork by Crystal Frasier
References
- ↑ Crystal Frasier. "Crystal Frasier Left Her Job at Paizo Publishing". Facebook, June 2014.
- ↑ F. Wesley Schneider. (March 9, 2015). They Still Appreciate My Mastery Of Fire, Paizo Blog.
- ↑ Crystal Frasier. (July 31, 2014). Meet the Iconics: Shardra Geltl, Paizo Blog.
- ↑ Adam Daigle et al. (July 3, 2018). Farewell to Crystal, Paizo Blog.