Chief Technical Officer
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September:
Pathfinder Chronicles: Cities of Golarion
October:
Pathfinder Chronicles: City Map Folio
November:
Pathfinder Chronicles: Classic Horrors Revisited
December:
Pathfinder Chronicles: Guide to the River Kingdoms
As always, the covers at this point are just mockups, and do not reflect the final product.
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September:
Pathfinder Chronicles: Cities of GolarionOctober:
Pathfinder Chronicles: City Map FolioNovember:
Pathfinder Chronicles: Classic Horrors RevisitedDecember:
Pathfinder Chronicles: Guide to the River KingdomsAs always, the covers at this point are just mockups, and do not reflect the final product.
More cool stuffs yay!
Interesting tease on the next AP in there too, Kingmaker. Along with the River Kingdom that will make for some interesting times.
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Chief Technical Officer
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My question is with both the Chronicles and Companions coming out after the release of PFRPG, will these be PFRPG compatible or still under 3.5?Chronicles products are 99% rules-free background material. They're compatible with Rifts if you want them to be.
While most of them are generally rules-light, that's not necessarily going to be true for every product.
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While most of them are generally rules-light, that's not necessarily going to be true for every product.My question is with both the Chronicles and Companions coming out after the release of PFRPG, will these be PFRPG compatible or still under 3.5?Chronicles products are 99% rules-free background material. They're compatible with Rifts if you want them to be.
Bah! If the GM has half a brain he can take any product from any game and make it compatible with his. I've taken Shadowrun adventures and made them work for 3.5
Bah! If the GM has half a brain he can take any product from any game and make it compatible with his. I've taken Shadowrun adventures and made them work for 3.5
Oooh! How about making D&D 3.5 or Pathfinder RPG compatable with the Cybermagic world of Shadowrun?
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Bah! If the GM has half a brain he can take any product from any game and make it compatible with his. I've taken Shadowrun adventures and made them work for 3.5Oooh! How about making D&D 3.5 or Pathfinder RPG compatable with the Cybermagic world of Shadowrun?
Remarkably easy, actually. The main hurdle to jump is being aware of the difference in scale between a 1st-level adventure and a 15th-level adventure.
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Creative Director
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My question is with both the Chronicles and Companions coming out after the release of PFRPG, will these be PFRPG compatible or still under 3.5?Chronicles products are 99% rules-free background material. They're compatible with Rifts if you want them to be.
So far theyv'e been rules light. That's changing. The main reason we've been hesitant to do much rules in these books is because we're transitioning to a new game and we didn't want the rules to clash. Now that we're confident that the Pathfinder RPG is going to be very compatible with 3.5, you can expect to see a larger crunch element in Paizo products. The flavor will always drive the crunch (not the other way around), but there WILL be more crunch, in the form of new monsters, magic items, feats, spells, whatever, in future products in general.
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So far theyv'e been rules light. That's changing. The main reason we've been hesitant to do much rules in these books is because we're transitioning to a new game and we didn't want the rules to clash. Now that we're confident that the Pathfinder RPG is going to be very compatible with 3.5, you can expect to see a larger crunch element in Paizo products. The flavor will always drive the crunch (not the other way around), but there WILL be more crunch, in the form of new monsters, magic items, feats, spells, whatever, in future products in general.My question is with both the Chronicles and Companions coming out after the release of PFRPG, will these be PFRPG compatible or still under 3.5?Chronicles products are 99% rules-free background material. They're compatible with Rifts if you want them to be.
Well, that sounds just fine to me!
So far theyv'e been rules light. That's changing. The main reason we've been hesitant to do much rules in these books is because we're transitioning to a new game and we didn't want the rules to clash. Now that we're confident that the Pathfinder RPG is going to be very compatible with 3.5, you can expect to see a larger crunch element in Paizo products. The flavor will always drive the crunch (not the other way around), but there WILL be more crunch, in the form of new monsters, magic items, feats, spells, whatever, in future products in general.
As long as you don't forget to include "traits." :P