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The project is still cranking along. Just taking longer than expected due to an abundance of Real Life and competing imperatives. Still working though and hope to have it together for a playtest by the end of summer!

Is there a way to get involved in this? I'm game. I've been rolling with 3.x related material for... since there was a 3e, playtested during the pre-alpha and alpha of PF1e, and I spend half my time homebrewing for PF1e anyhow. I have zero designs on changing to PF2e ever, so I'm up for keeping alive the 3.x tradition in the same way as Paizo did originally.

I'd be interested in seeing this renewed, though with PF2 out it may no longer have enough interest.

Re-necro here...

So I was clued in by one of our players that the PF Community site is now down, as in Google sites says it no longer exists. If there is anyone who was part of this project, in particular the Multiclass Archetypes, and has any word on the status of it coming back, I'd like to know. Seeing as Elghinn's last forum post was in 2018, if he was responsible for upkeep of the site I'm not optomistic for its return.

I know some folk have moved on to PF2e, but there's plenty of us who refuse to migrate, and if the content from PF community needs a new home, I have lots of web space that isn't going anywhere since it hosts a half dozen client sites.

I've considered actually combing through the MCA writeups and doing a revision edit to clean up formatting and errors between tables and text, minor rebalances, etc., but if I were to make it public, I don't want to deny credit where credit is due, and at least some modicum of permission unless this project is finally abandonware.

Thread necro here...

So I was clued in by one of our players that the PF Community site is now down, as in Google sites says it no longer exists. If there is anyone who was part of this project, in particular the Multiclass Archetypes, and has any word on the status of it coming back, I'd like to know.

I know some folk have moved on to PF2e, but there's plenty of us who refuse to migrate, and if the content from PF community needs a new home, I have lots of web space that isn't going anywhere since it hosts a half dozen client sites.

I've considered actually combing through the MCA writeups and doing a revision edit to clean up formatting and errors between tables and text, minor rebalances, etc., but if I were to make it public, I don't want to deny credit where credit is due, and at least some modicum of permission unless this project is finally abandonware.