Which Pathfinder books are PFRPG and which are 3.5?

[Jeff Wilder]

Does anybody know of a list of which Pathfinder supplements were written under the PFRPG rules, as opposed to those that were released using 3.5 rules?

I know I can check my books/PDFs for the info (if nothing else, for a date to demarcate), but I'm hoping somebody else has already done the work.

[Liz Courts]

The back of the book will display a "Pathfinder Roleplaying Game" logo if it's Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible. If you're looking at our webstore, it will say "(PFRPG)" in the product title (with the exception of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game hardcover line—those all say "(OGL)" in the product title).

[Jeff Wilder]

Thank you, Liz, but as I said, I know I can check my books or PDFs for the info ... but there are a lot of books and PDFs.

I was just hoping someone has actually compiled a list, so I don't have to do the work myself.

[Kthulhu]

Assuming you mean Paizo' stuff, most of the work is done for you. If you go to the main pages for each of the product lines (Adventure Paths, Modules, Campaign Setting, and Player Companion), the first subdivision will be for 3.5 products and Pathfinder RPG products. For Pathfinder Society scenarios, season 0 is 3.5 (although a few have been converted and are in both systems), seasons 1onward are Pathfinder RPG.

If you're asking about 3PP, the division isn't always as clear-cut.