I know 1st Edition has ended and we are not getting anything else. But if we could have gotten at least some hardcover books that are all(maybe mostly) reprinted material would you buy them? If so what would you like to see?
For me I would like to see...
[bold]Bestiary 7[/bold], even if all reprints, would have been cool. Especially if it had the remaining 0HD races like the Lashunta, Gillmen, etc., the remaining planar dragons, oni and other creatures from the Jade Empire AP, mountain troll, remaining monsters from the Kingmaker AP, and more.
A hardcover book that has every class in it, including unchained versions, and all the class specific feats.
Hardcover book for Archetypes would be useful.
Maybe a hardcover book for Spells.
It would be nice to have every Bloodrager/Sorcerer bloodline, Oracle mystery, Witch Hex, Rouge Talent, Alchemist Discovery, etc. not already in a hardcover book, in a hardcover book.
I'd love to see some compiled collections of 1e materials.
I always felt like some of the "Ultimate" books came out too early in the product line to truly be ulimate. Ultimate Magic and Ultimate Combat come to mind, not to mention Ultimate Equipment. I've love an Ultimate Equipment Complete, or something, that expands it with all the equipment released after the release of Ultimate Equipment.
Some all-inclusive compendiums would be pretty cool to me, but I don't think there's enough market to justify them, and it might confuse people if Paizo continues to support 1e with new hardbacks.
I'm happy to see they're still publishing all their hardbacks in softback pocket editions, as my players buy those and would be really bummed if the series stopped mid-way.
I think an Ultimate Equipment 2 would have be fine at this point.
An Anniversary release of some kind would be cool. Though this would be more then likely a Pathfinder anniversary then a 3rd ed D&D one.
I am not expecting Paizo to do anything, I am just saying if they did before the end of 1st edition or maybe as an anniversary special of some kind. Though technically they are still doing 1st ed soft cover smaller reprints of the hardcovers so we are still getting something.
It would have been nice to have all the classes in one hardcover book. I doubt you could fit them all in one softcover book of the standard size. Though if they made a non-standard version you could, not that Paizo has a reason to do so for this or any idea already said. But it is nice to think of things that could have been or could be.
At this point, a third party publisher could collect everything that isn't protected Paizo IP and release it in big collections.
Well as long as it is 100% reprinted Paizo content then my group could still use them.
It is a shame the void element for kineticist never got to be printed in a Paizo hardcover.
It would be nice to get something on a Pathfinder 1st ed anniversary but the 10th has already passed so maybe the 15th.
I wonder if another company will pick up Pathfinder 1st ed like Paizo did for 3.5.
I remember the Players Guide came in 2009, but what month was it released?
Sorry, meant to say Core Rule Book, not "Players Guide".
Yeah August makes sense but for some reason I kept thinking September. Though that could be because I might not have started my subscription until later.
I wonder if anyone else would buy a bestiary with monsters from Starfinder and (unique to)P2E into P1E?
It is a shame that the only art book Paizo did didn't sell well enough to warrant more. Not exactly the type of compilation book I was thinking of, but it would be nice to see art from various books in nice art books.
Of the ideas mention so far, who would buy what, if any of those items were ever made?
Yeah, art books usually doesn't sell but I am glad they still making art books for movies, new and old. Though ones for TV shows seem rare.
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Man I wish I could edit old posts because that unfinished "bold" around Bestiary 7 just bugs me to no end.
So which compilation book would you pic above all else?
A. All Classes(including unchained and alternate versions)
B. All 0HD Races(including alternate racial traits and racial feats)
C. Monsters
D. Archetypes
E. Spells
F. Magic Items/Alchemical Items/Mundane Items
G. Feats/Traits/Favored Class Bonuses
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Man I wish I could edit old posts because that unfinished "bold" around Bestiary 7 just bugs me to no end.
So which compilation book would you pic above all else?
A. All Classes(including unchained and alternate versions)
B. All 0HD Races(including alternate racial traits and racial feats)
C. Monsters
D. Archetypes
E. Spells
F. Magic Items/Alchemical Items/Mundane Items
G. Feats/Traits/Favored Class Bonuses
Classes, if I really had to choose.
I would pick ether classes or races. But would be fine with monsters.
Classes, if I really had to choose.Man I wish I could edit old posts because that unfinished "bold" around Bestiary 7 just bugs me to no end.
So which compilation book would you pic above all else?
A. All Classes(including unchained and alternate versions)
B. All 0HD Races(including alternate racial traits and racial feats)
C. Monsters
D. Archetypes
E. Spells
F. Magic Items/Alchemical Items/Mundane Items
G. Feats/Traits/Favored Class Bonuses
Addendum: I'd roll archetypes into the classes book.
I am sure there is enough archetypes in softcover books (and maybe archetypes that need to be redone) to fill an entire book but if not then the class book would be the next best place to have it. Unless you roll archetypes with feats/traits/favored class bonuses.
Would be cool to get reprinted material as pocket paperback books instead of hardcovers.
I am not sure how such compilation books would be organized but it would be nice to have several softer cover books in a pocket edition book. It would be nice to save some space.
I wonder what the cover art for such books would be like. Would they re-use old art from soft covers, combine art from multiple covers, or get new art.