what books are you hoping they reveal at paizo &gen con for next year?

[belgrath9344]

with confirmation that paizo will be at gencon & paizocon happening at some point in May what rulebook playtest lost omens APs or new monster books are on your wishlist for the next cycle of announcements?

for me 1

mythic rules & associated monster book

lost omens rogues gallery(a book describing all the thieves guilds & black markets in Golarion with particular emphasis on the red mantis assassins)

2 a alchemist handbook with more items new research fields ect & maybe some more fixes to the base class

3 land of the Linnorm Kings AP or lost omens give me my Golarion vikings!

4 classes/ archetypes I want to see

inquisitor
ninja
shaman
skald

5 lost omens tian Xia (don't remember what it's called still new to Golarion)

6 Treerazer ap.

7 nex ap (geb is getting one it's only fair)

8 lost omens Graves (goes into detail on the boneyard & the afterlife)

that's all I got atm. what is everyone wanting from the next release cycle?

[keftiu]

Lost Omens: Fallen Razatlan. Give me a big infusion of Mesoamerican and Latine fantasy.

Lost Omens: The Broken Lands. I want to see how Numeria and the Sarkoris Scar have changed!

A sequel AP to Iron Gods. This one has to happen eventually.

A book with Inquisitor as a playable class. My #1 mechanical want currently.

[Rude_]

Lost Omens Broken Lands

Technology Guide

Book of First World (fey monsters, First World backgrounds or ancestry choices. Hopefully thematically dark fairy tale and strange fey court stuff)

Lost Omens Planets (really interested in details should PCs wind up on another planet in Golarion's solar system since reading up on Akiton from the AP)

Lost Omens NPC Gallery or rogues gallery - I know making NPCs is easy but its so boring. It would be great to have a few stat blocks at various levels and a list of generic abilities that could applied or especially some regional or group flavored ones like we've seen already.
Plus some interesting premades at all levels.
There were a few 1E books like this so hoping for at least one.
Personally, as the eternal DM I find making NPCs tedious.

[keftiu]

A Golden Road book as thoughtful and nuanced as the Mwangi one would be a real joy.

[Perpdepog]

I'm hoping for another faction book. Knights of Lastwall sounds like it's going to be very exciting and I'm looking forward to it. Seeing the return of Path of the Hellknight would be a bonus for me, though it's unlikely IMO since it already existed in 1E.
I wouldn't say no to a book about the Firebrands, mostly because as it stands I'm not super interested in them but Paizo's writers are really, really, really good at changing my mind on that front.

That or I'd like to see a book that gives us more downtime activities, like how to make a building, start a guilde or business or organization, or possibly manage a town or kingdom. I know we've got Kingmaker for that, but nevertheless they're rules I always enjoy reading. I like building bases and stuff in tabletops.

[keftiu]

Rude_ wrote:

Lost Omens Planets (really interested in details should PCs wind up on another planet in Golarion's solar system since reading up on Akiton from the AP)

I’d take any book that gets me Lashunta! I also feel like Castrovel is terribly underutilized - it could absolutely support a campaign, or at least a few adventures! Looks at Sovyrian and the Formians would make me giddy.

[Albatoonoe]

I know they didn't want to bring all Starfinder over, but some Sword and Stars type stuff with Akiton and Castroval would be great. I am always a sucker for the horror/dark fantasy stuff, but the Book of the Dead and Dark Archives is covering a lot of that niche. Some more direct Lovecraftian horror would be great, though. Give me some more Leng.

[Rude_]

Perpdepog wrote:

I'm hoping for another faction book. Knights of Lastwall sounds like it's going to be very exciting and I'm looking forward to it. Seeing the return of Path of the Hellknight would be a bonus for me, though it's unlikely IMO since it already existed in 1E.

I wouldn't say no to a book about the Firebrands, mostly because as it stands I'm not super interested in them but Paizo's writers are really, really, really good at changing my mind on that front.

That or I'd like to see a book that gives us more downtime activities, like how to make a building, start a guilde or business or organization, or possibly manage a town or kingdom. I know we've got Kingmaker for that, but nevertheless they're rules I always enjoy reading. I like building bases and stuff in tabletops.

I have two campaigns running where they are building a trade empire and the other where they are building up an abandoned town they claimed. I desperately want rules that would facilitate this. Kind of winging it with Leadership and Trade Points/rep for 1st one and hoping Kingmaker helps with second.