Super Genius Games is an imprint of OtherWorld Creations. Founded in fall 2007 by game industry veterans Hyrum Savage and Stan!, SGG is dedicated to publishing quality PDF and print products for a wide range of games and game systems.

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MEET THE GENIUSES

HYRUM SAVAGE — Brand Manager – Producer – Co-Founder

R. Hyrum Savage was born in Long Beach, California and grew up in West Los Angeles and Santa Monica, surrounded by Hollywood celebrities. He’s worked for the Walt Disney Company, FreePC, eMachines and in 2001 started OtherWorld Creations (OWC) with a group of friends producing content for 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons. In 2004 he went to work for Upper Deck Entertainment as the Brand Manager for the Marvel and DC Comics TCG’s. In 2007 he was tasked with creating a Hobby Games division at Upper Deck but ultimately the company decided to go in other directions. In 2010 he went to work for Paizo Publishing as the Marketing and Organized Play Manager. Currently he is a partner at Super Genius Games overseeing production and support for the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game published by Chaosium, Inc., Savage Worlds from Pinnacle Entertainment, and the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game from Paizo. He loves interacting with fans and can be found on various RPG related forums as HyrumOWC, on Facebook, and Twitter (@savageplanet). You can also email him anytime at 

STAN! — Senior Producer – Designer – Co-Founder

Stan! is the award-winning author of 2 novels, 15 short stories, more than 60 gaming products, and innumerable cartoons and comics. In his time, he has been an Associate Art Director for West End Games, an Editor and Game Designer for TSR, Inc., a Senior Designer, Creative Director, and Producer for Wizards of the Coast, and a Creative Content Manager for Upper Deck Entertainment. Stan! is a founding member of both The Game Mechanics, Inc. and Super Genius Games. He also has done freelance writing and design for companies ranging from Green Ronin and Malhavoc Press to Viz Media, Gazillion Entertainment, and Harper Collins Children’s Books.

Stan! lives in Kent, WA, where he hopes one day to be the owner of a Sony Aibo robot dog. You can find him several places online including 10x10Toon.com, LittlestShoggoth.com, and Stannex.com (which remains the Home of All Things Stan!). You can also follow Stan! on Facebook and Twitter  and email him at .

OWEN K.C. STEPHENS — Pathfinder RPG Development Manager

Owen Kirker Clifford Stephens was born in 1970 in Norman, Oklahoma. He was introduced to gaming by his uncle in 1979 (though his uncle now claims no memory of the event) and was instantly hooked. While attending the local high school and the University of Oklahoma, Owen became interested in creating novels and short stories and took every English and writing course he could.

Unsure how to break into writing, Owen was encouraged by his wife Lj to try to publish notes for his many house rules, campaign adventures and custom classes and organizations. His first efforts were accepted by magazines and publishers that went bust before his work could be published. In 1997 he attended a TSR Writer’s Workshop and shortly after had his first professional work published, an article on elven names in issue 251 of Dragon Magazine. More articles followed in both
Dragon and Pyramid magazine, and Owen began to see a potential career. Owen moved to the Seattle area in 2000 after accepting a job as a Game Designer at Wizards of the Coast. While there, he worked on numerous Star Wars Roleplaying Game and other RPG projects. Fourteen months later, he returned to Oklahoma and picked up his freelance career with considerably greater skill and more contacts. He has written freelance for numerous companies, including Paizo, Green Ronin, White Wolf and Steve Jackson Games. His major credits include being co-author of the Saga Edition Star Wars Roleplaying Game, work on the Wheel of Time Roleplaying Game, The Black Company Campaign Setting, the Thieves’ World Roleplaying Game, numerous EverQuest RPG and D20 Modern books and authoriship of  The Guide to Absalom and the Advanced Gamemaster’s Guide.

Owen now works out of an overcrowded office stuffed with books, maps, figures, an AT-AT, Great Cthulhu, a Wii, and up to three cats. He continues to freelance for major companies, in-between developing Pathfinder RPG compatible projects for Super Genius Games. Owen loves talking to and hearing from other gamers. You can follow him on Facebook , Twitter (@owen_stephens), and Livejournal (http://owen-stephens.livejournal.com/), or reach him at  

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