A request to fans of 3pp books

[Malwing]

Only two more today. I'm at a stack of books where I NEED to read more thoroughly to give a fair assessment. Some things I have a hard copy of I haven't had much of a chance to use, like Companions of Firmiment and Cerulean Seas, because often I have enough trouble just getting a game together and running and haven't gotten around to playing out some of the campaign settings and adventures I plan out, so I don't see it in action enough to quickly make a review. Some things like Interjection Games' Tinker class was bought to fill a niche that got absorbed by other classes (In the Tinker's case Thunderscape classes took over the steampunk realm and LPJ's Machinesmith took over the high technology games.) so I haven't had much of a chance to do much with them.

If anyone is joining in on the reviewing let me know so I can check your review history. As I said, good reviews make it easier to buy things since I have a limited budget

[Oceanshieldwolf]

I for one am enjoying reading your reviews. Especially the ones where you are disappointed by fantastically great products not being more or enough!!!

[Chemlak]

Just a quick apology to Dale for not managing yet to squeeze in the review. It's coming!

[LoreKeeper]

I don't think you need to apologize, you're doing "us" a service. Take your time. Make it shine!

[Chemlak]

Managed to fit it in during my lunch break. Book of Beasts: Legendary Foes is done!

[Dale McCoy Jr]

Chemlak wrote:

Managed to fit it in during my lunch break. Book of Beasts: Legendary Foes is done!

Thank you good sir. You made my morning.

[Andreas Rönnqvist]

I just want to come in here and say that, both as an author, publisher and customer, I'm highly grateful for all of these reviews! First of all, as an author, even if the book has been reviewed before, hearing another persons opinion helps us understand what was good or bad and thus, in a way, makes the next book better. As a publisher, I can't stress it enough that we're a small publisher, with people doing this because we love it, and when those reviews come in, it helps! Finally, as a customer, there is nothing better than to see what another person feels about a book, even if it is negative, because it gives me something to reflect around when buying.

So, triple thanks!
- Andreas Rönnqvist
Dreamscarred Press

[bookrat]

Andreas Rönnqvist wrote:

I just want to come in here and say that, both as an author, publisher and customer, I'm highly grateful for all of these reviews! First of all, as an author, even if the book has been reviewed before, hearing another persons opinion helps us understand what was good or bad and thus, in a way, makes the next book better. As a publisher, I can't stress it enough that we're a small publisher, with people doing this because we love it, and when those reviews come in, it helps! Finally, as a customer, there is nothing better than to see what another person feels about a book, even if it is negative, because it gives me something to reflect around when buying.

So, triple thanks!
- Andreas Rönnqvist
Dreamscarred Press

You're welcome! I also review under the name Jarred C., depending on the website. Some sites don't let me review under the name Bookrat.

[Alexander Augunas]

bookrat wrote:

Most of my free time has been taken up with reviewing/playtesting the new Pact Magic book.

And don't I appreciate it! ;-)

[Four Dollar Dungeons]

If any of you guys fancy reviewing one of my adventures I'm more than happy to provide a free copy.

(I'm not sure how you do that here, having said that, but I can do it through drivethru).

Just PM me.

All the best

Richard

http://paizo.com/store/byCompany/f/fourDollarDungeons

[Chemlak]

Dale McCoy Jr wrote:

Chemlak wrote:

Managed to fit it in during my lunch break. Book of Beasts: Legendary Foes is done!

Thank you good sir. You made my morning.

Happy to be of service. Only got one other JBE product on my shelf, and I don't think I could actually give it the review it deserves (Book of the River Nations) with my head so wrapped up in Ultimate Campaign, so I'll hold off on that one for a while.

And I've almost exhausted my 3PP stuff. Only got a handful more to do, which I'll try to tackle soon.

[Purple Duck Games]

It been great to see so many new reviews generated across multiple companies.

[GM_Beernorg]

The Flying Pincushion thrives on reader reviews, so a big thank you and keep up the good work is in order to all you reviewers out there!

[Malwing]

Six more reviews today, and I'm almost done with my shelf. After that it's GM stuff, things I never got around to printing and too many RGG products that print out in landscape. This will probably take me weeks, there's a lot of it. This is also where things start to get ugly as I have a long list of buys that I consider a waste of money.

[PathlessBeth]

I just uploaded reviews of five of Legendary's Mythic Monsters supplements: the ones I reviewed were 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7. These were the first five in the series that had two or fewer reviews prior to me uploading mine. I only uploaded them to Paizo.com, since they were too long for d20pfsrd.com's store and OBS only lets you review products you purchased there.

I firmly believe that it is impossible to compare the value of an RPG book in the short term from its value in the long term. In the short term, you want easy-to-learn mechanics that you can fit into a wide range of campaigns without much fuss. In the long term, you want something that can continue to provide enjoyment and aid to your campaigns for years to come. Ideally, a great long-term RPG book is still useful more than a decade after you get it (whether any Pathfinder books meet that standard is speculative for now, of course.)

Obviously, certain types of products lend themselves to one or the other. An adventure is expected to be better in the short term than in the long term. An interjection games-style class subsystem or a campaign system like mythic adventures has little immediate use, as you have to learn the system first, and then it takes time to put into a campaign.

However, some things are useful in both. An adventure can provide a setting or NPCs which are useful for the rest of the campaign, which could last years after finishing the adventure. A monster can make an exciting encounter in the short-term, but in the long term, it can provide abilities which you can add to monsters you create, or it can be combined with templates and terrain for an endless variety of encounters. The monster's lore can even provide the basis for an entire permanent society in your campaign world.

Going forwards, I am going to be writing more reviews. In each review, I will include a separate Long Term Rating and Short Term Rating. The number of stars entered into the store's interface is the long term rating, rounded off, not an 'overall' rating. I will not leave any 'overall' rating, as that, I believe, cannot be done fairly. I do think the long term rating is more important, since it will affect your campaigns for longer. Ideally, a great long-term RPG book is still useful more than a decade after you get it (obviously, though, whether a Pathfinder RPG product meets that standard is speculative, at least until 2019:D ). However, the short term rating still matters, and I think it should be kept separate from the long term rating.

I also plan on focusing primarily on products which were released at least a year before I review them. There are two reasons for this: first, it allows for a more accurate assessment of the product's long term value. Second, if there are multiple products competing in the same design space, and one comes out a week before the other, the slightly older one should be compared to the newer one, which a review written right when the earlier product is released wouldn't take into account (I'll make exceptions for compilation products, since those are popular among third party publishers).

I was somewhat unsure of how long to make them. On the one hand, making them more detailed could make them more helpful. On the other hand, for most potential customers, each pathfinder product is being compared against other pathfinder products which take up the same spot in the customer's budget and may occupy a similar design space. Hence, being able to compare reviews written by the same person makes them more valuable. This, review length is sort of a double-edged sword: if I put more detail into each review, then each one could be better on its own, but I'll end up writing fewer reviews, decreasing the value of comparing them to other reviews.

I plan on doing the early Interjection Games products without many next, and then gradually work though my library, probably alternating Rite products (of which I have a LOT) with non-Rite products (of which I also have a lot).

[Garrett Guillotte]

Dot and <3

[Chemlak]

I just re-read and wrote a review for Legendary Games' Mythic Monsters 1: Demons, and there are more to come from me in the near future.

I'm trying to keep to my short comments (as 137ben says, I could write a lot a more in each one, but I'd do fewer reviews), trying to hit the high points and the low points (not that there actually are many of those in the products I've looked at so far!), and give a quick, fair conclusion.

[bookrat]

Wilderness dressing reviewed on pfsrd.

[bookrat]

And two more... monk reborn and fistful of denari.

[Malwing]

So, can someone review more of Jon Brazer's race books if they have them. Seedlings were good but I'm on the fence about them.

[Creighton Broadhurst]

bookrat wrote:

Wilderness dressing reviewed on pfsrd.

Thanks so much, Bookrat! I love the review. Would you be able to post here at Paizo or at OBS? I'd be ever so grateful, if you had the time! (And if not, no drama!)

[LoreKeeper]

Greetings avid reviewers!

On Jerall Toi's blog there is a sneak peak of some of the content and art assets of Monk Unfettered. For those that post their reviews outside of the Paizo reviews, you are more than welcome to make use of the art assets in Jerall's post in your own reviews.

[ericthecleric]

Thank you Malwing, and everyone else who has made a review or many! :)

[Dale McCoy Jr]

Malwing wrote:

So, can someone review more of Jon Brazer's race books if they have them. Seedlings were good but I'm on the fence about them.

I highly endorse this call for more reviews of JBE books.

[Jason Nelson]

Thanks again to 137ben and Chemlak (and everyone else) for the reviews!

[Rogue Eidolon]

Malwing wrote:

So, can someone review more of Jon Brazer's race books if they have them. Seedlings were good but I'm on the fence about them.

I certainly wouldn't mind a review of Reapers. I know a few people who are playing them and like them a lot, but I'd still like to hear more one way or the other about my only non-reviewed for-sale product. Masquerade reveler and Ultimate/Imperial Relationships are also cool, but they have reviews so far, and I'm curious what other people think of my little psychopomp planetouched.

EDIT: Looks like Ultimate but not Imperial has reviews, but the review mentions Imperial anyway.

[Malwing]

Rogue Eidolon wrote:

Malwing wrote:

So, can someone review more of Jon Brazer's race books if they have them. Seedlings were good but I'm on the fence about them.

I certainly wouldn't mind a review of Reapers. I know a few people who are playing them and like them a lot, but I'd still like to hear more one way or the other about my only non-reviewed for-sale product. Masquerade reveler and Ultimate/Imperial Relationships are also cool, but they have reviews so far, and I'm curious what other people think of my little psychopomp planetouched.

EDIT: Looks like Ultimate but not Imperial has reviews, but the review mentions Imperial anyway.

Primarily I wanted to know what was in Book of Heroic Races Compendium because outside of Seedlings, Reapers and Half-fairy-dragons I don't know whats there. I have a number of race books so I didn't want to have too many redundant races. I also wanted to know how good the races aside from seedlings and half fairy dragons were. I also needed some info on how the Advanced races are going since those races are mostly mildly supported and would like to know what kinds of things that line adds. I'm over budget right now so those are sitting in my wish list so I have time to wait for reviews.

[Chemlak]

Rogue Eidolon wrote:

Looks like Ultimate but not Imperial has reviews, but the review mentions Imperial anyway.

Oh, I'm going to give Imperial Relationships its own review, too. I just need to remind myself all about Jade Regent, first. And do a couple of other reviews, too. And prep my adventure. And work.

Damn, it seems I do have a life...

[Rogue Eidolon]

Chemlak wrote:

Rogue Eidolon wrote:

Looks like Ultimate but not Imperial has reviews, but the review mentions Imperial anyway.

Oh, I'm going to give Imperial Relationships its own review, too. I just need to remind myself all about Jade Regent, first. And do a couple of other reviews, too. And prep my adventure. And work.

Damn, it seems I do have a life...

These lives, bah!

But seriously, no pressure. That was meant to show that your awesome review for URel was so thorough, I actually thought they both had reviews from just the one, not to be impatient on a review for ImpRel!

[Cyrad]

It takes me awhile to write reviews. I usually want to write a few paragraphs.

[Malwing]

That's 5 more today. (Technically Tinker was 6 books in one package) That's 44 reviews in ten days and marks the end of the books I have hard copies of or printed out and bound. The exception is my two Pact Magic books because that is going through a huge thing right now so I'm going to wait on the final product of it's revision and compilation.

Now that I'm moving on to PDFs I'll be taking a look at a lot of things that don't have reviews at all and some things that I thought I reviewed but did not. If you read my reviews looking to purchase something please read carefully. Sometimes I have five or four stars for things that disappointed me or wouldn't be for everyone and I note why the review is so high despite this because they are good products but I don't want you picking up something with the wrong expectations.

[Rogue Eidolon]

Malwing wrote:

That's 5 more today. (Technically Tinker was 6 books in one package) That's 44 reviews in ten days and marks the end of the books I have hard copies of or printed out and bound. The exception is my two Pact Magic books because that is going through a huge thing right now so I'm going to wait on the final product of it's revision and compilation.

Now that I'm moving on to PDFs I'll be taking a look at a lot of things that don't have reviews at all and some things that I thought I reviewed but did not. If you read my reviews looking to purchase something please read carefully. Sometimes I have five or four stars for things that disappointed me or wouldn't be for everyone and I note why the review is so high despite this because they are good products but I don't want you picking up something with the wrong expectations.

Loving those reviews so far! Make sure to look through that list of pdfs carefully... ;)

[Libertad]

This thread inspired me to write a review of Rule Zero: Underlings over on my blog.

I also transferred the review to the Paizo page. I also submitted a copy to RPGnet for better exposure, and should be up in a few days give or take.

On a related note, RPGnet is the pre-eminent message board community for table-top games of all stripes. Submitted reviews make their front page, so reviewing over there is also a good idea.

On a related note, I plan on doing a review of Path of Shadows next, although I'll need to go through that book again after my first read.

[Chemlak]

Ooh, Rule Zero: Underlings is on my list, too.

Probably no reviews from me today (unless inspiration strikes in the next 10 minutes or so), but I'm looking forward to doing a few more, not to mention the week after next when I have a laptop, no real Internet, and a need to occupy my time in the same room as a sleeping child while my family and I are on holiday.

Edit: Inspiration struck. I was chatting with a friend earlier about dragons, and decided to pull out my copy of Mythic Monsters: Dragons, and... well, read the review if you want to know.

[Andreas Rönnqvist]

To encourage all of these fantastic reviewers, if you've written a review for one of our products, send me a mail at [e-mail] and tell me what book you'd like and I'll send over a PDF for free.

Andreas Rönnqvist
Dreamscarred Press

[Jason Nelson]

Andreas Rönnqvist wrote:

To encourage all of these fantastic reviewers, if you've written a review for one of our products, send me a mail at [e-mail] and tell me what book you'd like and I'll send over a PDF for free.

Andreas Rönnqvist
Dreamscarred Press

I've emailed or PMed some of you but if I've missed someone who's been reviewing a passel of LG products please drop me a line here or at [e-mail] and we'll be happy to do the same!

[Jason Nelson]

For all the reviewers out there, I'd also like to point out that any Legendary Games products that are available in print are also available on amazon.com, and we would be delighted if you could crosspost your review on Amazon as well. It's often hard for small publishers to get noticed there, and every review or rating helps!

[Oliver Volland]

Rogue Eidolon wrote:

[...]

EDIT: Looks like Ultimate but not Imperial has reviews, but the review mentions Imperial anyway.

Now Imperial Relationships has a review of its own :-) I hope its understandable since English is not my mother's language.

Review for Imperial Relationship

[Chemlak]

Well said, Oliver. And I'm not going to bother correcting your typos or anything like that: the review was perfectly comprehensible and clear.

[Rogue Eidolon]

Agreed. I undestood it completely. Thanks a lot! I totally agree with the Elven Protector being kind of like a "boss monster" relationship. The Suspicious archer druid PC who had a somewhat little-sister relationship managed to break through to rank 10 early in Part 5, which flabbergasted some of the other characters who were much further back.

Based on your review, you'll be happy to know that once I finish some of my other freelancing commitments, I am planning to work to finish some LG releases for more character options for relationship NPCs! I actually have dozens of them for my own GMing of a Far Eastern Adventure Path, in fragmented sentences and notes "for me" that basically just need me to translate from Mark notes to English. That said, such a translation takes a lot of time.

[Malwing]

Jason Nelson wrote:

For all the reviewers out there, I'd also like to point out that any Legendary Games products that are available in print are also available on amazon.com, and we would be delighted if you could crosspost your review on Amazon as well. It's often hard for small publishers to get noticed there, and every review or rating helps!

Went ahead and did so for the Gothic Campaign Compendium since I have the hardcover.

One review today because, well Daredevil season 1 came out on Netflix. I'm sure you can understand.

I might have some more up later today because my home computer is in view of my TV but I'll be highly distracted.

[Little Red Goblin Games]

Btw we have a standing policy of "we will send any reviewer any material they request". If you ever wanted to do a LRGG product and was like, "Hmm- that's like $10... but it's 200+ pages..." just hit us up and we'll send it over to you!

[Nicos]

Really? that doesn't sound good for business.

[Chemlak]

If a good review sells 3 copies, they're in profit.

[Oliver Volland]

Another review done:

Mythic Monsters 23: Worms by Legendary Games

Have fun!

[Oliver Volland]

One more:

Mythic Monsters 10: Sea Monsters by Legendary Games

Have fun!

[Cheapy]

I gotta say, even though he strong disliked one of my things, I'm really appreciative of the work Malwing has been doing the past few weeks. Thanks man!

[bookrat]

Creighton Broadhurst wrote:

bookrat wrote:

Wilderness dressing reviewed on pfsrd.

Thanks so much, Bookrat! I love the review. Would you be able to post here at Paizo or at OBS? I'd be ever so grateful, if you had the time! (And if not, no drama!)

Did it at Paizo, but can't at OBS since I didn't purchase it there.

[Malwing]

Little Red Goblin Games wrote:

Btw we have a standing policy of "we will send any reviewer any material they request". If you ever wanted to do a LRGG product and was like, "Hmm- that's like $10... but it's 200+ pages..." just hit us up and we'll send it over to you!

I'd take up these kind of offers but I am in the middle of downloading and organizing every PDF I have access to since I'm done with my third party hardcovers and I have a lot of things to cover. Seriously this is my list of things to review;

Adventuring Classes: Monk Reborn
The Cleric Reforged
The Deductionist Base Class (PFRPG)
Loot 4 Less: Things That Make You Go Boom (PFRPG)
Anachronistic Adventurers: The Sensitive (PFRPG)
Anachronistic Adventurers: The Investigator (PFRPG)
Anachronistic Adventurers: The Enforcer (PFRPG)
Frozen Wind (PFRPG)
The Gods of Porphyra (PFRPG)
Magical Armament Compendium, Volume I (PFRPG)
Rule Zero: Gem Magic (PFRPG)
The Vigor Mystic (PFRPG)
Pure Steam Campaign Setting (PFRPG)
Forgotten Core Feats (PFRPG)
Grittier Rules (PFRPG)
Oathbound: Eclipse—The Haunted Fort (PFRPG)
Vehicle Modifcations (PFRPG)
Socket Items and Gem Effects (PFRPG)
The Artisan (PFRPG)
Amethyst: Renaissance (PFRPG)
Alternate Ability Feats (PFRPG)
Spell Cannons (PFRPG)
Shadowlands: Carthica's Price Adventure Arc (PFRPG)
Tome of Tomes (PFRPG)
Fury of the Elements (PFRPG)
Champions of Magic (PFRPG)
Conquered Armies (PFRPG) Download
NeuroSpasta (PFRPG)
Sutra Magic (PFRPG)
Sovereign Stone: Codex Mysterium
Sovereign Stone: Bestiary of Loerem
Sovereign Stone Campaign Setting Core Rulebook (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Feats of Immediate Action (PFRPG)
The Abstract Thief (PFRPG)
Necropunk Campaign Setting (PFRPG)
Dragon Tiger Ox: Wuxia/Wushu Sourcebook (PFRPG)
Affordable Arcana: Magic Staves (PFRPG)
Primal Host (PFRPG)
King of the Ring (PFRPG)
Book of Magic: Gemhancements (PFRPG)
Bullet Points: 6 Godling Feats (PFRPG)
Advanced Game Guide (PFRPG)
New Beginnings: Alternate Character Creation Methods (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Bravery Feats (PFRPG)
Veil of Truth: Space Opera Rules and Setting (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Favored Class Options (PFRPG)
Veil of Truth: Corporate Solution (PFRPG)
Advanced Options: Slayer Talents & Lethalities (PFRPG)
Thunderscape: Saints & Sinners (PFRPG)
Mundane No More: Texts and Tomes 2 (PFRPG)
Adventuring Classes: Presbyter Arrayed (PFRPG)
Adventuring Classes: Runemage Illuminated (PFRPG)
Advanced Archetypes II (PFRPG)
Spheres of Power (PFRPG)
Echelon Reference Series: Teamwork Feats (PFRPG)
Echelon Explorations:
Ultimate Relationships (PFRPG)
Fighter: Nuances (PFRPG)
Thunderscape: Law & Destiny (PFRPG)
Ponyfinder—Flights of Honor: Pegasi of Everglow (PFRPG)
Ponyfinder: Forgotten Gods of Everglow (PFRPG)
NeoExodus Chronicles: Weapons of Machinesmith Destruction
101 NPC Boons (PFRPG)
Monster Menagerie: Construct Companion (PFRPG)
Monk Unfettered (PFRPG)
Microsized Adventures (PFRPG)
Leadership Handbook (PFRPG)
Kaiju Codex (PFRPG)
Thunderscape: The Iron Guard Field Guide (PFRPG)
Santiago: A Myth of the Far Future—Player's Guide (
The Genius Guide to the Talented Fighter (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to More Fighter Talents (PFRPG)
Age of Electrotech (PFRPG)
Prestige Archetypes—Work-in-Progress (PFRPG)
Dragons in Space (and Stuff) (PFRPG)
Broken Earth Player's Guide (PFRPG)
Broken Earth (PFRPG)
Advanced Options: Alchemists' Discoveries (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Feats of Battle (PFRPG)
Laying Waste: The Guidebook to Critical Combat
Rule Zero: Critical Hits (PFRPG)
Book of Multifarious Munitions:
The Genius Guide to Feats of Runic Might II (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Feats of Runic Might (PFRPG)
Rhune—The Stormpunk Character Primer (PFRPG)
Grittier (PFRPG)
Advanced Arcana, Volume II (PFRPG)
Advanced Arcana, Volume I (PFRPG)
Wands Recrafted (PFRPG)
Krazy Kragnar's Alchemical Surplus Shop (PFRPG)
Between Chains and Starlight, Version 2.0 (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Name Traits (PFRPG)
30 Character Motivations (PFRPG)
Prepare for War: Basic Training Manual—Declassified (PFRPG)
Nice Things for Fighters (PFRPG)
Mundane No More: Texts and Tomes (PFRPG)
So What's For Sale, Anyway? II (PFRPG)
So What's For Sale, Anyway? (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Feats of Multiclassing (PFRPG)
#30 Alchemical Gadgets (PFRPG)
The Ultimate Gladiator (PFRPG)
Wandering Artist (PFRPG)
The Invoker (PFRPG)
Runesmith (PFRPG)
The Forsworn Alternate Class (PFRPG)
Feats of Style (PFRPG) June 2014
Meditations of the Imperial Mystics (PFRPG)
Odyssey: A Greek Source Book (PFRPG)
Antimagic Sourcebook (PFRPG)
Into the Armory (PFRPG)
#30 Ioun Stones (PFRPG)
#30 Fleshgrafts (PFRPG)
101 Special Materials and Power Components (PFRPG)
101 Magical Weapon Properties (PFRPG)
The Secrets of Forgotten Magic Items (PFRPG)
101 Magical Armor and Shield Properties (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to More Horrifically Overpowered Feats
The Genius Guide to Horrifically Overpowered Feats (
The Genius Guide to Apeiron Staves (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to 110 Spell Variants (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to 110 Spell Variants—Volume 3
The Genius Guide to 110 Spell Variants—Volume 4
The Genius Guide to Another 110 Spell Variants
Mega-Feats Revisited (PFRPG)
It Came from the Stars—Extras
Making Craft Work (PFRPG)
Ultimate Options: New Magus Arcana (PFRPG)
Ultimate Options: New Arcane Discoveries (PFRPG)
Ultimate Options: Grit and Gunslingers (PFRPG)
Ultimate Options: Bardic Masterpieces (PFRPG)
Sorcerer's Options: Beyond Bloodlines (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Ice Magic (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Fire Magic (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Earth Magic (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Air Magic (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to Rune Staves and Wyrd Wands (PFRPG)
Genius Options: Masters of Time (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to the Time Warden (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to the Time Thief (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to the Talented Rogue (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to the Talented Monk (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to the Talented Cavalier (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to the Mystic Godling
The Genius Guide to the Godling Ascendant
The Genius Guide to the Godling (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to the Dragonrider (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to More Rogue Talents (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to More Monk Talents (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to More Cavalier Talents (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to the Talented Barbarian (PFRPG)
The Genius Guide to More Barbarian Talents (PFRPG)
Christina Stiles Presents—Ultimate Options: Minor & Major Drawbacks
Bullet Points: 12 Alternatives For The Rogue's Trapfinding Class Feature (PFRPG)
Bullet Points: 12 Alternatives for the Fighter's Bravery Class Feature (PFRPG)
Bullet Points: 8 Dragonrider Feats (PFRPG)
Bullet Points: 7 Sinful Feats of Pride (PFRPG)
Bullet Points: 7 Sinful Feats of Lust (PFRPG)
Bullet Points: 7 Sinful Feats of Gluttony (PFRPG)
Bullet Points: 5 Machinesmith Feats (PFRPG)
Bullet Points: 2 Options for the Leadership Feat (PFRPG)
Advanced Options: Witches' Hexes (PFRPG)
Advanced Options: More Cavalier Orders (PFRPG)
Advanced Options: Inquisitors' Judgments (PFRPG)
Advanced Options: Extra Evolutions (PFRPG)
Advanced Options: Cavaliers' Orders (PFRPG)
The Secrets of the Masquerade Reveler (PFRPG)
The Secrets of the Divine: Pantheon, Love, Sky, & Wright
Legendary Classes: More Covenant Magic
A Necromancer's Grimoire: Herbs of the Jungle (PFRPG)
Cavalier Mounts (PFRPG) Portrait
DragonCyclopedia: The Primalist (PFRPG)
DragonCyclopedia: The Priest (PFRPG)
DragonCyclopedia: The Combatant (PFRPG)
Feats Reforged, Vol. II: The Advanced Feats
Feats Reforged, Vol. I: Core Feats (PFRPG)
Class Expansions: The Unhorsed Cavalier (PFRPG)
Oracle's Curse (PFRPG) May 2014
Tattlebox #2: Better Adventuring through Alchemy (PFRPG)
Book of Monster Templates
Goblin Rations: Bokor Base Class (PFRPG)
Goblin Rations: Futureborn Race (PFRPG)
DragonCyclopedia: Martial Arts Feats (PFRPG)
Grey Alien Racial Guide (PFRPG)

And that's not even all of it. That's just the stuff I have for download on Paizo, not counting the things already on my tablet or the work in progress things like Spheres of Power or the new Pact Magic book. I'm going to be at this forever if I start going out of my way to get more PDFs for reviews.

[Nicos]

that is a long crazy list.