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I would love if the Omnipath made it into the Bestiary. Anxiously waiting for a creatures list.

It did make it in.

Highly doubt it's a Caster class. For two reasons.

1) We have too many caster classes

2) We already have a casting, shapeshifting class (Druid).

I always thought the Faerun 'Song Dragon' seemed a lot like the Oerth 'Greyhawk Dragon'... and not too dissimilar even from the Kulthean 'Silverscale'.

Basically, give it a different name and I don't think you need to worry about infringement.

The Greyhawk Dragon is basically the Steel Dragon, no difference, only in name (in Forgotten Realms they are Steel Dragons).

The Song Dragon was originally the "Weredragon" from 2nd Edition AD&D Forgotten Realms Monstrous Compendium. In 3rd Edition, they retconned the Weredragon into the Song Dragon.

Rules for climbing and battling atop really big foes, that's all I want to see. If this book lacks that in the form of a skill use (such as Climb) or grapple option or feat, then the writers have failed to put in the most important piece of monster hunting benefits in a book about monster hunting.

Wait, after all these years, they're now getting all "hush hush" about their products? Sorry that's just...stupid. Micromanaging customers is a quick descent into being a less-friendly company.

Is there an off-site where someone is sharing info then I can go to instead?

I personally can't wait for Paizo to be the first TTRPG to release these big monster books series into the double digits era! Bestiary 10 let's gooooooo! Love these books.

It's terribly misleading. If I were new to PFRPG and was looking for only it's RPG line of products because it's setting neutral, I'd be put off by an RPG book suddenly being a Campaign specific book.

When I think of "Adventurer's Guide", I think of something more along the lines of new generic prestige classes, archetypes, guidelines, new skill uses, items and spells adventurers take advantage of. I don't think of specific organizations and setting-related material, because I would expect things to appear in the book for me to simply tailor to my own campaigns. Basically what Advanced Player's Guide was only more, I guess.

Now a chapter devoted to rules mechanics and fluff for PCs and GMS to build their own adventuring guilds would fit just right and make a lot more sense.

The smart thing to do is to easily place this away from the RPG line and make it another Campaign hardcover book and title it Inner Sea Adventurer Guide. Done.

Heck I think "Adventurer's Guide" is actually rather deceiving. The title should be more along the lines of "Inner Sea Adventurer's Guide."

Really wish this more neutral; campaign themed prestige classes are terrible for my games because I do not run Golarion.

I also don't care to hear "Tailor the PrC to your world" because that simply doesn't work for me. Golarion PrC have features very, very specific and niche features to their setting. Many of their PrC aren't designed to easily make more generic.

I really wish we had a plethora of new PrC like in Advanced Player's Guide. Maybe one day...

Is it just me, or am I the only one bummed out that the Bravery feats for Fighters are only for worshippers of Cayden? I feel like these feats should be accessible to any Fighter, they could use the much needed boost.