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Yes, those of us who love first edition got dropped like a hot potato years ago when second edition came along. But for the first time in ages, there's a new Paizo book for PF1: the PFRPG Kingmaker Bestiary. I don't plan to run Kingmaker anytime soon, but I bought this because it's the only way to show Paizo that there's still people ready to shell out bucks for PF1, and that maybe they should throw us a bone once in a while. If you've just stubbed your toe on a glass jar containing $ 40 in coins, bandage your toe and then take that jar to a coin-sorting machine and order the book too. More monsters are always nice, and who knows what might happen!
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The best way to support PF 1e is to support those that are still creating new PF 1e content.
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The best way to support PF 1e is to support those that are still creating new PF 1e content.
I do my best to do so AND I want this book.
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I'm continuing to play PF1. However, I actually enjoy the fact there are no new releases coming out. I can play the stuff I already have and the consumerist impulses to buy more unnecessary stuff is gone.
Roleplaying is currently a free hobby for me, minus some incidental printing costs and I love that.
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I buy 3PP products and reverse engineer D&D 3.5 material. My group has decided that PF1e will be the game we one day "retire from gaming" with. Between all of the third party products, the existing amount of official 1e material online, and the 3.5 stuff we have access to nearly limitless possibilities.