"Pathfinder Companion" Question

[Rake]

Apologies if this is the wrong place for this question, but it's important to my group as we're trying to stick to Pathfinder RPG Core for our campaigns.

My question is: are the "Pathfinder Companion" products (the regional / racial 'splatbooks') designed for use with the Pathfinder RPG exclusively, or are they considered 'compatable' with the PRPG, but designed for third edition D&D in general?

Thanks in advance,
- Rake

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Any book published by Paizo for Pathfinder from August 2009 onward uses only the Pathfinder RPG rules and not 3.5. Any books published before then use the 3.5 rules.

[Andrew Betts]

Enevhar Aldarion wrote:

Any book published by Paizo for Pathfinder from August 2009 onward uses only the Pathfinder RPG rules and not 3.5. Any books published before then use the 3.5 rules.

Almost. I believe the Quadira book actually came out in July and was the first official PRPG book.

[Dragnmoon]

Rake wrote:

Apologies if this is the wrong place for this question, but it's important to my group as we're trying to stick to Pathfinder RPG Core for our campaigns.

My question is: are the "Pathfinder Companion" products (the regional / racial 'splatbooks') designed for use with the Pathfinder RPG exclusively, or are they considered 'compatable' with the PRPG, but designed for third edition D&D in general?

Thanks in advance,
- Rake

Looking here

All of those that Say OGL after the Title where written before PRPG, all those that say PFRPG after the title where written after PFRPG rules came out and written using those rule.

The OGL ones with a little work can be used in the PFRPG and the PFRPG ones with a little work can be used with the 3.5 SRD.

[Rake]

Dragnmoon wrote:

Looking here

All of those that Say OGL after the Title where written before PRPG, all those that say PFRPG after the title where written after PFRPG rules came out and written using those rule.

The OGL ones with a little work can be used in the PFRPG and the PFRPG ones with a little work can be used with the 3.5 SRD.

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!