The last time Paizo issued a FAQ or Errata for PF1?

[Sammy T]

When was the last time we saw official FAQs or Errata for a PF1 product? Offhand I can only think of post-Ultimate Wilderness in early 2018 and then IIRC nothing since then.

[avr]

Yes, Feb 2018 was the UW FAQ. Last errata was ultimate equipment in 2016 I think.

[Ferious Thune]

Adventurer’s Guide was released in between those two dates, and contained a lot of reprintings which essentially function as errata. Since the PF2 announcement, I think Paizo has understandably been focused on those rules and not the old ones.

[Slyme]

Sadly, I'm not holding out hope on any further PF1 FAQs or errata...so I'll never have a viable, PFS legal Oozemorph Shifter :(

[Ryze Kuja]

PF1 just became the redheaded stepchild that doesn't get any attention, and it's understandable. I know I'll be finishing my PF1 campaign over the next ~18ish months, then I'll be moving on to PF2. I've been playing 5E casually, and it's a good system, so I may be moving to just D&D 5E as well. Kinda depends on the final rules they come out with in Aug 2019.

[Bloodrealm]

Pretty sure they haven't cared at all about PF1 for a lot longer than since the announcement of PF2.

[PossibleCabbage]

It's a brave new world. One in which we need to solve our rules problems through something other than Paizo telling us how to resolve them.

[Bloodrealm]

PossibleCabbage wrote:

It's a brave new world. One in which we need to solve our rules problems through something other than Paizo telling us how to resolve them.

That's been happening all along; it's just nice to have some official rulings so everyone is on the same page.

[Rysky]

Bloodrealm wrote:

PossibleCabbage wrote:

It's a brave new world. One in which we need to solve our rules problems through something other than Paizo telling us how to resolve them.

That's been happening all along; it's just nice to have some official rulings so everyone is on the same page.

Even with the official rulings people were never on the same page.