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Both books are going to be hardcover as far as I know. Not sure on the offset printing. Mechanical Monsters for Pathfinder 1e is kind of a composite of Alien Bestiary Companion, Alien Codex and the old Arcforge books, so if you are getting both of the Alien books and Arcforge Universe...

The Dragonson War is probably the closest to classic RPG fantasy, an era known best for a global civil war among dragons which ended up dragging the peoples of the time (humans, kobolds, giants, and various scaled peoples like the naga and lizardfolk) into the conflict. This is well before...

Vandara is the homeworld of humans and the peoples derived from them (elves, orcs, halflings, dwarves, goblins, etc.). These peoples all split off from humanity over the last few centuries as a result of magical transformations or creation (for example, orcs were created by the Cidali empire as...

It isn't as big as it once was, but there is still a sufficient PF1 community to fund this project to its current point. I should point out that a few smaller publishers such as Studio M— and Drop Dead Studios have continued to support PF1 over recent years, with both publishers having dedicated...

This is a compilation and revision of 12 existing Pathfinder 1e books (the original 11 Arcforge plus Terrors From the Id: The Book of Psionic Horror). There are additions being made to the original books, but rewriting all of them for 2nd edition would be a herculean endeavor.

I'm happy that you asked! Arcforge, Aethera, and Legendary Planet were all designed by different writers with unique aesthetics and themes in mind. Each tells a different story of how a fantasy culture reaches the space age and how the environment of high-tech fantasy is constructed. Legendary...

Next update has arrived! We have the Technomancy Sphere alongside new talents for Combat, Magic, and Skill spheres.

Stretch Goal 2 has been hit! We are on a roll!

Glad you asked! As the author of the original run, I've gone through all of the established material with a fine-toothed comb to rebalance many of the more powerful or confusing elements. The mech rules in particular have been a major source of confusion and frustration for a lot of tables, so I...

Author here! Happy to answer questions!

And WE HAVE HIT PLATINUM! Looks like the print editions are go once we work everything out!

There will definitely be new monsters, although I'm not saying which ones just yet.

I covered a fair amount of classic Spelljammer material in the Material Plane section. No way I would leave it out of a book like this.

We have now updated the title on DMsGuild to Manual of the Planes (5e). It will now properly show up in searches. Also, we are at 918 copies sold, so we can start doing physical print runs quite soon!

You have my most sincere condolences. Please, do whatever you think is necessary to take care of yourself in a time like this.

Correct. We're getting close to the threshold, and last time I checked we need to sell around 150 more copies.

The Eodath were my handiwork primarily, and balancing them was a unique challenge. I had the legacy statblocks open the whole time while assembling the new versions. Trimming down the spell lists to match the expected number of spells for 5e creatures was the trickiest part.

I originally included details on Ravenloft, Faerun, and Krynn in the "When Settings Collide" section, but since we were already covering all of those locations in Chapter 3 the decision was made to move that material over there.

As the person who wrote most of the species, feats, and magic items, I thank you for the review. I will say that there was a lot of contention around some of the things you brought up, such as Metaconcert requiring concentration and the rarity of Lajandra's Lantern.

Question for folks who have bought the supplement: have you found it to be more useful from a player's perspective or from a DM's? What material do you find more engaging or important?