jaaronfarr |
All I had before was the Pathfinder Beta book, so I picked up quite a few items:
- Pathfinder Campaign Setting
- Classic Monsters Revisited
- Darklands
- Dragons Revisited
- Guide to Absalom
- Elves of Golarian
- Modules D0, D3, J3 and LB1
I'm still getting through the Campaign Setting. Classic Monsters Revisited rocks!
So, is there anything else I should have picked up? I haven't yet dived into the actual adventure paths. At the moment, I have more than enough adventure material. But was wanted to get a clear feel for Golarian as I'm thinking of merging some of it into my Ptolus campaign.
golem101 |
All I had before was the Pathfinder Beta book, so I picked up quite a few items:
- Pathfinder Campaign Setting
- Classic Monsters Revisited
- Darklands
- Dragons Revisited
- Guide to Absalom
- Elves of Golarian
- Modules D0, D3, J3 and LB1
I'm still getting through the Campaign Setting. Classic Monsters Revisited rocks!
So, is there anything else I should have picked up? I haven't yet dived into the actual adventure paths. At the moment, I have more than enough adventure material. But was wanted to get a clear feel for Golarian as I'm thinking of merging some of it into my Ptolus campaign.
The Guide to Korvosa is excellent. Also Gods and Magic is a useful background resource.
Guide to Darkmoon Vale, despite the mapping layout issues (nothing mind-wrecking, to be honest), has a great atmosphere.WormysQueue |
As I have not been able to subscribe to the Chronicles line so far, I took the opportunity to get my hands on
Into the Darklands
Guide to Absalom
Dragons Revisited (Mike, you rock once again!)
I also snagged a pdf of Christine Schneider's "Clash of the Kingslayer"
And now I'm thinking about adding some Pathfinder Society Scenarios
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Zuxius |
I admit, I bought the things. Crazy. I spent 116 bucks getting up to date. As one can see, I am a subscriber. For a bit, I had to cancel my subscription. I laid low. I bought in secret from the FLGS.
As fast as I could, I subscribed again. However, I missed a slug of PDFs. Since I didn't get a subscription for a few months.
Today, I did it. I have every single PDF for all Pathfinder Products. Gamemastery too. I end that shameful period of not subscibing and missing the free PDFs. Completely sad that I was missing those PDFs.
And what the hell, throw in all those Pathfinder Society Scenarios while you are at it. Done!
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
Pathfinder Society Scenarios #13-20.
I am gonna get in the sh!t for it when my wife sees the Credit Card Statement but what the heck.
I had to cancel my Superscriber Subs as of Legacy of Fire because of stupid cash flow dramas. I still get everything from my FLGS (except Planet Stories unfortunately) but now it's not on the Credit Card and I can lay-by it and pick it up when I have the cash.
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Haldir |
Pathfinder #18—Second Darkness Chapter 6: "Descent into Midnight" (OGL) PDF
Pathfinder Adventure Path #19: "Howl of the Carrion King" (Legacy of Fire 1 of 6) (OGL) PDF
Pathfinder Module S1: Clash of the Kingslayers (OGL) PDF
Pathfinder Paper Minis: Katapeshi Caravan PDF
Pathfinder Paper Minis: Monster Set 1—Gnolls PDF
Pathfinder Paper Minis: Howl of the Carrion King PDF
Pathfinder Society Scenario #19: Skeleton Moon (OGL) PDF
As well as Pact Stone Pyramid module (gonna run this one at ReaperCon in a couple weeks!!)
Products were around 60.00 got them for around 40.00, damn good sale. Thank you Paizo!!!
Not to mention, I won't feel as bad when I buy the physical copy eventually, ha ha (soon subscriber status again soon!!)
Boerngrim |
I picked up:
All three of the paper minis sets! (I love the style!)
Sean K Reynolds'; Curse of the Moon, Hungry little Monsters,Swords to Plowshares, The New Argonauts! (These all look very cool!)
Pathfinder Society scenerios 1-5, 18, and 19. (Even without the discount you can't beat these for gaming value for your $!)
Pathfinder Modules: J1 Entombed with the Pharohs and TC1 Into the Haunted Forest (I've had my eye on J1 forever!)
Very nice products at an awesome value!
Thank you Paizo!
Thank you to the creative teams who made these products!
Balthazar Picsou |
[shameless pleading]
For all of those who have bought Pathfinder Society scenarios at low, low prices, feel free to visit this Google group (link) and volunteer your services as an on-line Pathfinder Society DM!
[/shamless pleading]
bugleyman |
I purchased:
Pathfinder Chronicles: Classic Monsters Revisited
Pathfinder Chronicles: Campaign Setting
Pathfinder Society Scenario #4: The Frozen Fingers of Midnight
Pathfinder Chronicles: Gods & Magic
Pathfinder Chronicles: Guide to Absalom
Most of what I bought was to study for running games at Gencon. I also wanted to send a message (of appreciation) to Paizo after WoTC's PDF blunder. All in all, about $50.00 of revenue with very little marginal cost for Paizo. Win/win.
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
I might be interested in getting the minis. This may have been covered in another thread, but how does one get the minis on something that will stand up (no pun intended) at the gaming table. Is it easy to get them on cardstock and cut them out? Would I print them out in B/W or find a color printer?
Xaaon of Xen'Drik |
I got
Guide to Darkmoon Vale
Guide to Korvosa (especially appropriate since I'm taking over a CoCT PbP)
Sean K Reynolds'; Curse of the Moon
I might add a couple little things tonight, gotta check muh bank account...but Dragons revisited sounds very tempting...as does the newest Pathfinder Society scenario, with the Azlant ship...
Ross Byers RPG Superstar 2008 Top 32 |
I might be interested in getting the minis. This may have been covered in another thread, but how does one get the minis on something that will stand up (no pun intended) at the gaming table. Is it easy to get them on cardstock and cut them out? Would I print them out in B/W or find a color printer?
You can download the instructions for free, so I suggest you take a quick look at those to see how they're put together.
You can get cardstock at any hobby or office supply store. Cutting them out neatly requires a hobby/X-Acto knife, but you can make square stand-ups with just sissors if you're less worried about precision.
You can print them in b&w if you like and that's what you have available, but the PDFs are in color.