| zergtitan |
Barachiel Shina wrote:Please tell me this book will involve changes to the Shifter that will make it playable and on par with the other classes?The FAQ for Ultimate Wilderness, on this very website, has those changes.
yeah when will they update the PDF with those? when they do the pocketbook version?
Marco Massoudi
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Lindley Court wrote:yeah when will they update the PDF with those? when they do the pocketbook version?Barachiel Shina wrote:Please tell me this book will involve changes to the Shifter that will make it playable and on par with the other classes?The FAQ for Ultimate Wilderness, on this very website, has those changes.
Most likely NEVER, as Ultimate Wilderness is the penultimate hardcover for Pathfinder (1st edition) and come august 2019 there will not be any new material published for it.
Also the pocket editions are always identical to the current printing and UW won't get a 2nd printing.
kevin_video
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"new rules and options for the new player races"
I'll admit that I'm very curious about these new player races. Part of thinks this is an exaggeration and it's just more alternate traits to make them look new, but I'd love to be proven wrong. You can never have too many race options.
And just to be part of this little quarrel, 5e has dominated our book stores and has for about a year now. We went from one table of Adventurer's League and six tables of PFS, to one table of PFS and five tables of 5e home games. I'd say a third of the store's shelves are just 5e books and Pathfinder has one individual book case with dust collecting on it. And we're just a small town. *shrugs* People like what they like. I did my part to recruit, but things just worked out like they did.
kevin_video
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The full text of that phrase is "for the new player races and shifter base class from Pathfinder RPG Ultimate Wilderness", so the races in question would be gathlains, ghorans, and vine leshies.
Fair enough. I have an honest to goodness reading interpretation disability so I didn't read that as one thing, but two separate. Good to know. Little bit disappointed because I love seeing new races, but that's fine.
| Kodyax |
I am more interested in Ranger and Druid options which I can probably safely assume this will include. I am waiting with baited breath for the UW paperback edition to come out as I love the hardcover and often refer to it or the pdf for campaign ideas. I am another that is of the opinion that UW was the best hard cover Paizo produced for PF1. I am going to keep an eye on when this releases as well as the soft cover of Ultimate Intrigue as I enjoyed that book quite bit as well.
| nighttree |
Nice updates! I too like the cover art, but now I'm even more interested in Dragon shifter. :) Plus stuff about Kamis is always cool.
Dragon and Fey archetypes for the shifter are certainly interesting....I'm still hesitant about shifter stuff....but this looks like it may be worth a peek.
Luis Loza
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I take it this is the final Player Companion for PF1?
So much for a Gunslingers Player Companion book.....
Not quite! We have a few more companions in the pipeline still! I know that the gunslinger will be getting some love in these last volumes. :)
| David knott 242 |
At least two more PF1 Player Companion volumes (Heroes of Golarion and Chronicles of Legends) have been announced for this line after this one. I have no idea whether there will be yet one more after the known volumes in July, but that would be the last possible time for additional PF1 material from Paizo before the edition transition at GenCon.
| Barachiel Shina |
Barachiel Shina wrote:Not quite! We have a few more companions in the pipeline still! I know that the gunslinger will be getting some love in these last volumes. :)I take it this is the final Player Companion for PF1?
So much for a Gunslingers Player Companion book.....
Ah good news indeed!
| Dragon78 |
As much as I really am happy to see dragon and fey shifter options, it is how good could they be when the base class still feels like an unfinished product.
Kami based summoner and spiritualist options sound really cool. Would love to see oni themed spiritualist options.
Are there any kineticist wild talents?
Are there any sorcerer/bloodrager bloodlines, oracle mysteries, and/or psychic disciplines?
Nature/wilderness themed archetypes for alchemists, brawlers, mediums, mesmerists, monks, rogues, and/or swashbucklers would be cool.
Cavalier archetypes that grant unusual mounts like plant creatures, giant vermin, etc. would be interesting.
| Brother Fen |
Barachiel Shina wrote:Not quite! We have a few more companions in the pipeline still! I know that the gunslinger will be getting some love in these last volumes. :)I take it this is the final Player Companion for PF1?
So much for a Gunslingers Player Companion book.....
That's good to hear. We really need a proper Gunslingers Handbook!
| David knott 242 |
I wonder if the new shifter archetypes will interact with the FAQ/errata changes to the shifter, or if they will simply use the class as printed to avoid confusion for those that have not see the changes.
Ultimate Wilderness got its last FAQ on February 13th, so they have had sufficient time to adjust the Shifter archetypes in Wilderness Origins appropriately.