I'm already aware of:
Stolen Land (PZO9031)
Rivers Run Red (PZO9032)
The Varnhold Vanishing (PZO9033)
Blood for Blood (PZO9034)
War of the River Kings (PZO9035)
Sound of a Thousand Screams (PZO9036)
Artifacts & Legends (PZO9250, specifically page 17 which describes Briar in more detail including, as far as I can remember, a previously unmentioned way of destroying Briar by simply giving it to Nyrissa or her capturing it somehow)
I also see on the PathfinderWiki that there's a planned release of the Kingmaker Adventure Path and Kingmaker Bestiary as hardcover books in the near future. Will these contain new information not mentioned in the previous adventure path releases?
Are there any other informational products that I'm unaware of regarding the Kingmaker adventure path?
My interest in this is because I finished playing the Owlcat version of the Kingmaker adventure path and was going to try and get some friends together to start playing the tabletop version at some point.
Pathfinder Chronicles: Guide to the River Kingdoms
Pathfinder Player Companion: People of the River
Everything else you're probably scouring Pathfinder Society Scenarios for stuff set in the River Kingdoms or one off mentions elsewhere in other books.
edit: Oh, here's products by region: River Kingdoms
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There's also things for Kingmaker such as the player's guide, a map folio, and Gamemastery item cards, all found on this page. It looks like these are also listed on Kingmaker's PathfinderWiki page.
mystictheurge87 wrote: I also see on the PathfinderWiki that there's a planned release of the Kingmaker Adventure Path and Kingmaker Bestiary as hardcover books in the near future. Will these contain new information not mentioned in the previous adventure path releases? One thing of note about those hardcover is that this is for the tenth anniversary of the the AP, and it's being released with rules updated for 2nd edition. I think I remember reading that they will include elements from the Owlcat video game. Plus, those who took part in the crowdfunding for this (not Kickstarter, but something similar) had the option for receiving the AP using D&D 5E rules. I don't recall if both these 2E and 5E versions will be available for general sale, however. The crowdfunding campaign was a couple years ago, and it was relatively complex, so the details are hard to remember.
Finally, it's worth mentioning Ultimate Campaign, which includes updated and improved rules for the kingdom building ruleset first introduced in the AP. These kingdom building rules are available on d20PFSRD and Archives of Nethys, however.
Andostre wrote: There's also things for Kingmaker such as the player's guide, a map folio, and Gamemastery item cards, all found on this page. It looks like these are also listed on Kingmaker's PathfinderWiki page.
mystictheurge87 wrote: I also see on the PathfinderWiki that there's a planned release of the Kingmaker Adventure Path and Kingmaker Bestiary as hardcover books in the near future. Will these contain new information not mentioned in the previous adventure path releases? One thing of note about those hardcover is that this is for the tenth anniversary of the the AP, and it's being released with rules updated for 2nd edition. I think I remember reading that they will include elements from the Owlcat video game. Plus, those who took part in the crowdfunding for this (not Kickstarter, but something similar) had the option for receiving the AP using D&D 5E rules. I don't recall if both these 2E and 5E versions will be available for general sale, however. The crowdfunding campaign was a couple years ago, and it was relatively complex, so the details are hard to remember.
Finally, it's worth mentioning Ultimate Campaign, which includes updated and improved rules for the kingdom building ruleset first introduced in the AP. These kingdom building rules are available on d20PFSRD and Archives of Nethys, however.
Owlcat elements? Like, Tiefling twins, Tristan, Nyrissa redemption, Jubilost, fighting The Lantern King, and such, or do you mean completely different things?
I seem to remember reading somewhere that the hardcover books would have a 1E and 2E version, I could be mistaken... Well, I'm wanting to try out 2E eventually, anyways, so even if there's no 1E version it would provide an excuse to try out 2E.
Ah, so *that*s where D20PFSRD got their kingdom building/etc. rules from. I read through that as well as their mass combat rules. I suppose I won't need to buy Ultimate Campaign in that case.
From the sounds of it, it might be worth it to wait until after the hardcovers come out and get it either using 1E or go ahead and switch to 2E for playing Kingmaker since it sounds like it'll have even more content than the old adventure path (and, honestly, I really liked Owlcat's Kingmaker, even if they do tend to be a "bad" DM when it comes to combat they're one Hell of a good storyteller). Waiting works, too, because I recently started a Wrath of the Righteous campaign with a group (thanks in large part to getting frustrated with Owlcat's version of the adventure path because, again, "bad" DM when it comes to combat, great when it comes to storytelling, oh man). From what I've read, a WotR campaign can sometimes take several years.
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There are updated stat blocks for a PF1 bestiary along with the D&D 5, though the base book will be written with PF2 in mind.
Crowdfunding Campaign wrote: The expanded adventure path also includes new material, including:
Barony Expansion: You’ll get a wealth of new tools, options, and encounters to complicate your players’ lives during the early days of their nation’s foundation. What strange events, dangerous complications, and unexpected boons await, and what effect might they have on the nation during its tender formative years?
Season of Bloom: A strange and frightening contagion spreads through your lands—people are getting sick, going mad, and ultimately bursting open as horrific monsters emerge from within to rampage through the kingdom! Can you cure this strange affliction and bring the Season of Bloom to a close before your nation falls apart from within?
Candlemere Dungeon: The ancient legacy of an eldritch god still holds sway. The deadly truths hidden away within the chambers below Candlemere will test your PCs to the very limits of sanity and life alike! Are the powerful treasures and ancient secrets to be discovered in the sprawling ruins below Candlemere worth the dangers your PCs will face, or are some things best left forgotten?
Cursed King: Take your Kingmaker PCs on their most deadly and dangerous adventure ever! With this expansion, the Kingmaker Adventure Path will provide enough content for your party of adventurers to reach the absolute height of power, finishing the campaign as 20th-level heroes... that is, if you can survive these final epic encounters!
Kingmaker Companion Guide: The adventures don’t stop in Kingmaker’s core campaign. Inspired by the hit CRPG from Owlcat Games, the Kingmaker Companion Guide is a 128-page hardcover that expands on the experience by providing details on twelve companion NPCs who are destined to accompany you into the Stolen Lands. Each NPC in the Kingmaker Companion Guide is presented at several points during their adventuring careers, and as your PCs get to know them, each will reveal additional quests in the Stolen Lands, giving your party ever more opportunities to grow in power and fame. From the base campaign, sidequest adventures will be included for Amiri, Ekundayo, Jubilost, Linzi, Nok-Nok, Tristian, and Valerie.
Further rules expanding specialized roles in kingdom management, shenanigans that could take place around campfires or in taverns between adventures, and other downtime activities will help to fill the gaps between adventures and improve your characters’ and your kingdom’s legend with each friend you make!
There might be more stuff not mentioned or was unlocked through greater funding, but Idunnoman.
mystictheurge87 wrote: Owlcat elements? Like, Tiefling twins, Tristan, Nyrissa redemption, Jubilost, fighting The Lantern King, and such, or do you mean completely different things? I think Kasoh's post covered your questions, but I found the link to the Game On Tabletop Fundraiser for KM if you're interested in trawling through the updates.
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