Is there a good listing for which products contain information on particular topics?

[ZZTRaider]

I'm looking for references on a variety of topics as I start planning a pretty large adventure for a home game. Since the wikis I've found seem to be incomplete, lacking any recent citations on major topics, I'm looking into buying some APs or Campaign Setting books for additional information. Is there any good list of what topics come up in which products?

Particular interests:

• Nethys
  
• Aroden and pre-Earthfall Azlant
  
• The Starstone and its related ascensions
  
• Pre-Earthfall lore in general
  
• Rovagug and his spawn
  

[Java Man]

My best idea is looking at the pathfinderwiki and check the references on pages about the topics you are interested in.

[Sean Brinson]

The issue with finding the majority of information is that it's extremely spread out over multiple books, due to the writers adding and expanding on it over time. Let's see... If you want just source books you can find info in all of the following:

The Great Beyond - A guide to the Multiverse
God's and Magic
Guide to Absalom
Seekers of Secrets
Inner Sea Faiths
Jnner Sea Magic
Inner Sea God's
Artifacts and Legends
Inner Sea World Guide
Lost Cities of Golarion
Lost Kingdoms
Lost Treasures
Planes of Power
Divine Anthology
Faiths of Balance
Osirion, Land of the Pharohs
Osirion, Legacy of the Pharohs
People of the Sands
Ultimate Magic

And you can also find some stuff in several adventure paths:

Rise of the Runelords
Shattered Star
Strange Aeons
Ruins of Azlant

But uh... Yeah, you'll find bits and pieces of the overall content throughout all the stuff. It takes a pretty long time to get through it all. Can you be a little more specific about what you want to know? that'll get the attention of the lore hounds.

[marv]

Java Man wrote:

My best idea is looking at the pathfinderwiki and check the references on pages about the topics you are interested in.

I agree, this is the best method. Many times I have purchased a product because it was referenced in a footnote on pathfinderwiki.com.

I do wish there was an official Paizo resource to also help with this task.

I love the lore Paizo puts out and use it for my home brew 5E Golarion. I try to stay as true to canon as I can (even if my players would not likely notice an error).