1st Q 2009 Pathfinder Chronicles Products Announced

[Vic Wertz]

We've just announced the Pathfinder Chronicles products for the 1st Quarter of 2009.

As many of you have probably already anticipated, January's release is the Second Darkness Map Folio.

February brings a sort of followup to Classic Monsters Revisited, the 64-page Dragons Revisited, by Mike McArtor.

For March, we've got Dark Markets—A Guide to Katapesh, by Amber E. Scott, which sheds light on a city featured in the fourth Pathfinder Adventure Path, Legacy of Fire.

April's release takes you beyond Golarion in The Great Beyond—A Guide to the Multiverse, by Todd Stewart.

[Lilith]

Shiny good goods! I can't wait! :D

[Crimson Jester]

Woot, now I need some overtime!

[Insert Neat Username Here]

Excellent. 2009 will be good.

[Sharoth]

Crimson Jester wrote:

Woot, now I need some overtime!

You are not the only one!

[Dragnmoon]

Yeah!!! I am finally able to get into this thread!!!!

[Jal Dorak]

Nice. A guide to the Multiverse will fill in nicely for my absent Manual of the Planes.

Looks like a good time to become a subscriber!

[Mr Baron]

Holy Pathfinder Batman! Lots of good stuff on the horizon!

[Callous Jack]

Wow, quite an update. :)

[DM Jeff]

It is a good FRIGGIN' time to be a gamer in the Paizoverse!

-DM Jeff

[kessukoofah]

I am totally eyeing that Dragons Revisited and Guide to the multiverse. Great work guys.

[Golbez57]

Great-looking stuff, especially the Great Beyond book. Just fantastic!

I was under the impression, though, that AP4 (or, once upon a time, AP3) would take place somewhere in Cheliax. Katapesh, though... should be a nice change of venue from the northwestern corner of the Inner Sea region.

[baron arem heshvaun]

Please excuse the drool

[Zootcat]

I want them now!

[Arnwyn]

Dark Markets—A Guide to Katapesh

This will be my purchase! Very cool product name.

[Dale McCoy Jr]

Vic Wertz wrote:

February brings a sort of followup to Classic Monsters Revisited, the 64-page Dragons Revisited, by Mike McArtor.

For March, we've got Dark Markets—A Guide to Katapesh, by Amber E. Scott, which sheds light on a city featured in the fourth Pathfinder Adventure Path, Legacy of Fire.

April's release takes you beyond Golarion in The Great Beyond—A Guide to the Multiverse, by Todd Stewart.

Sold, sold, and sold. Oh, wait, I'm a subscriber already. *Sits back, relaxes and waits*

[Absinth]

Wow, I can't wait to get my hands on 'The Great Beyond'! You guys rock!

[Callous Jack]

Thank goodness F. Wesley Schneider's latest project, Pathfinder: Ogres and Underthangs, 2009 Calendar, was killed.

[Watcher]

The store entry wrote:

The Great Beyond is the home of the angels, demons, and gods of the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting, making this lushly illustrated guidebook a necessity for players (and characters) interested in the inner workings of the world’s cosmology and myths.

"Lushly illustrated".

I like that. :)

[Pax Veritas]

I love the word lushly. I feel so spoiled by PAIZO's quality. Keep it up, guys! And thank you.

[Cheddar Bearer]

What an update. Legacy of fire sounds like a cool idea for an adventure path. Definitely a big change of pace from the first three AP's. I don't think you could get much further from Varisia than Katapesh. The chronicle products look pretty damn impressive too. I'm already looking forward to the dragons revisited book.

[Aarontendo]

Really looking forward to these titles, especially the planer stuff. So tempting to just subscribe to the whole darn thing heh ;p

[F. Wesley Schneider]

Callous Jack wrote:

Thank goodness F. Wesley Schneider's latest project, Pathfinder: Ogres and Underthangs, 2009 Calendar, was killed.

Killed? Oh contraire. It's just been pushed back to 2010. Its takes a lot of time and a lot of nauseous artists to make a daily desk calendar with 365 separate pieces of hot ogre action. I'm already thinking about the 2011 offering as well, "Lesions and Lace."