Durkon Thundershield

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I would love to see Paizo publish a volume akin to the AD&D 2nd Edition 'Arms and Equipment Guide' (I never had the chance to check out WotC's 3.0 version) - the 'Adventurer's Armory' from their Player's Companion series merely whetted my appetite.

That original TSR publication included so much lore! It did such a great job illustrating how a GM might fit a particular piece of gear into their own campaign world. I'd just like to see some new talent build upon that volume's foundation.


Just picked up my copy at the local games store last night. As an old 2nd Edition player, I can hardly put into words how happy I am with the Pathfinder Core Rules. When a group of friends and I decided to start up an online campaign earlier this year, we all assumed that 4th Edition would be as good a rule set as any to go with. Boy were we wrong. If we wanted it to feel as though we were playing a computer game, we would have saved some time and met up in the World of Warcraft :P

This book's presentation is spectacular, the rules are sensibly organized (there's even an index) and there's a real sense that they've been written with actual players in mind. Pathfinder is a breath of fresh air -- I once again feel I have the freedom to tailor rules to meet the needs of my players and campaign. In short: thanks Paizo!

I'm sure I'll be chiming in on a number of other threads here on the site. I've got a lot of questions about the various Pathfinder products...