I didn't jump right into the Pathfinder APs, even though I figured I was going to eventually. Something always came up, but I did keep trying to support Paizo by buying the Gamemastery adventures, some PDFs, and the item cards and map packs.
I loved Classic Monsters and the Gaz, and I really liked the high quality adventures that I bought, which is why its kind of hard to say this in perspective, but . . . wow.
I finally got my first copy of the Pathfinder Rise of the Runelords AP, although ironically of all of them that I ordered, Skinsaw Murders came first. But once I looked through it . . . wow.
The adventures were good, but this this is just amazing. I don't know any other way to put it. Not only do I really like the articles, not only does the adventure look really great, but the look and feel of the book are just amazing.
I'm so glad I finally got around to this last piece of the Paizo puzzle. If you kept me "on the hook" with the adventures and support products, seeing this thing has pretty much solidified my support for you guys now (okay, you already had me . . . but its exponentially more assured now).
It really is an outstanding product. I've not really seen anyone doing anything truly comparable.
Oh and owning the AP is a requirment for the fun and excitement that is Logue Lashing. You can't participate in a Logue Lashing unless you can pick apart one his adventures and complain about plot inconsistencies and for that you need the AP.
I didn't jump right into the Pathfinder APs, even though I figured I was going to eventually. Something always came up, but I did keep trying to support Paizo by buying the Gamemastery adventures, some PDFs, and the item cards and map packs.
I loved Classic Monsters and the Gaz, and I really liked the high quality adventures that I bought, which is why its kind of hard to say this in perspective, but . . . wow.
I finally got my first copy of the Pathfinder Rise of the Runelords AP, although ironically of all of them that I ordered, Skinsaw Murders came first. But once I looked through it . . . wow.
The adventures were good, but this this is just amazing. I don't know any other way to put it. Not only do I really like the articles, not only does the adventure look really great, but the look and feel of the book are just amazing.
I'm so glad I finally got around to this last piece of the Paizo puzzle. If you kept me "on the hook" with the adventures and support products, seeing this thing has pretty much solidified my support for you guys now (okay, you already had me . . . but its exponentially more assured now).
I don't have the second AP yet, so i cant comment on that, But rise of the runelords is hands down the best supplimentation for DnD i have ever come across.