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Hey guys,

Thought you might interested to hear that Pathfinder featured heavily in the background of today's Loading, Ready, Run episode over at the Escapist. Looks like 3.5 has been well and truly dethroned as the game of choice for geek filmmakers. :)


Awesome! I want to play a wise Bullywug PC now! :)


Hi there,

Along with a few colleagues, we are planning on selling Pathfinder compatible adventures in the not too distant future. Now, our personal setting of choice is Golarion, which we can't refer to expressively in the products of course, according to the Pathfinder compatibility license.

My question is this: Let's say our adventure PDF is squeaky clean and makes no mention of Paizo IP, could we post an article for free on our website that explains how to integrate the adventure into Golarion?


Are all the creatures illustrated or just some? Black and white art?


So there's my solution to Paizo's quandary. :) I doubt offering two print versions will make much financial sense, but two PDFs (or one big one with both versions) should be doable. Especially since statting 4th Ed monster will take hardly any time at all apparently! :P


I thought I'd throw this out here...

I'm buying Pathfinder from my local gaming shop, which needs all the support it can get. Annoyingly, that means I get my copies later than online subscribers, but much worse, I don't get a PDF of it.

The PDF is extremely useful, especially for printing off player handouts and maps.

Now, I understand that having people subscribe directly from Paizo gives them a much better idea of popularity, and gives them a bigger share of the profit, and I'm all for that.

But I wish there were a way for people like me, who keep their local gaming store alive, to get a PDF version of Pathfinder too, without having to shell out twice, or least without having to shell out quite so much. I simply can't afford to buy the book locally, and then pay another $13.99 for the PDF.

Perhaps a unique code in the book could entitle one to the PDF, or a PDF for less?

There's not much in it for Paizo, other than a warm, fuzzy feeling on the inside, but you can't put a price on that! :)



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