Pathfinder 1E My one big gripe about Pathfinder Content

[Sylrae]

This was a smaller problem in 3.5 due to larger books, but it was still a problem.

The character options are too spread out and hard to find.

Feats, Spells, Equipment, Monsters: It's across too many books, and it's hard to remember what's in which book.

A compilation at the end of any given year of what's come out would make this less of a pain in the neck.

As it stands, I'm likely going to have to grab the feats out of PDFs (or off of websites that collect them) Put together a PDF myself, and then Print it for use. I'll make the Golarion PDF, and the Generic PDF.

For monsters, it would be nice if adventure paths had their own bestiaries too.

Again, everything is just spread across too many sources, it makes them too hard to bring to game; especially where none of our groups play at our houses.

 

[Steel_Wind]

I think you will find that the APG will consolidate most of this all in one place for you, traits and feats both.

 

[Sylrae]

That would be awesome. I was under the impression that the APG would be all new stuff.

Would this include material printed in adventure paths? (I seriously hope so).

It's the large consolidating that would be nice.

 

[IronWolf]

The character options are too spread out and hard to find.

Feats, Spells, Equipment, Monsters: It's across too many books, and it's hard to remember what's in which book.

I agree that a lot of the options are spread out across a lot of books and it makes it harder to find things.

I think you will find that the APG will consolidate most of this all in one place for you, traits and feats both.

I hope the APG does do some consolidation. That would be nice.

 

[InVinoVeritas]

This is also one of the reasons I always tend to stick with the core for all my options. This is also why I appreciate a well-designed core.

 

[Kvantum]

The rules content (besides monsters) has indexed at Archives of Nethys. And since it's all OGC, it is technically legal as long as the OGL is followed (which it is, AFAIK).

 

[Aplus]

The rules content (besides monsters) has indexed at Archives of Nethys. And since it's all OGC, it is technically legal as long as the OGL is followed (which it is, AFAIK).

also the online SRD is a good resource:
Pathfinder_OGC

 

[IronWolf]

also the online SRD is a good resource:
Pathfinder_OGC

This is what I tend to use to get an overview of what is out there. I believe it tends to reference the original source to at least allow me to find the right actual Paizo book.

 

[Starman]

My one big gripe is that Paizo puts out so many products full of win that it hurts my wallet collecting them all. Won't Paizo think about the poor people?

 

[IronWolf]

My one big gripe is that Paizo puts out so many products full of win that it hurts my wallet collecting them all. Won't Paizo think about the poor people?

This as well! I had RPG spending well under control, then with 4e I had even less desire to buy products. Then after quite some time had passed I got back to looking at what Paizo had out there. So much cool stuff! I keep adding things to my collection in either PDF form or hard cover and looking forward to several more upcoming releases. Need more money!!!!