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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6553640" data-attributes="member: 2525">I am trying to count stuff published by Paizo, for Pathfinder, in the three months between the publication of the Beastiary (the last core book) and that three month mark.&nbsp; It's hard to count &quot;transition&quot; stuff as that was mostly for 3.5e rather than Pathfinder.&nbsp; It's similar though...I guess a list of what was published several months before the Beastiary would help as well, sort of like the D&amp;D Next adventures help as it relates to 5e that was to come.No, but we can do that as well. I was trying to respond to people who only seem to care about &quot;official&quot; products.I don't know, and I am not sure I care much.&nbsp; But OK let's assume Paizo had scheduled a whole lot more, publicly, than WOTC has publicly scheduled.&nbsp; Is that what this argument comes down to - you don't care about the quantity of official product support, just the quantity of announced product support?[Thanks for the list - I am not sure how your download dates relate to publication dates.&nbsp; Most of those don't come up in Amazon with those publication dates, and it's very unclear if it's for Pathfinder or 3.5e].</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6553640, member: 2525"] I am trying to count stuff published by Paizo, for Pathfinder, in the three months between the publication of the Beastiary (the last core book) and that three month mark. It's hard to count "transition" stuff as that was mostly for 3.5e rather than Pathfinder. It's similar though...I guess a list of what was published several months before the Beastiary would help as well, sort of like the D&D Next adventures help as it relates to 5e that was to come. No, but we can do that as well. I was trying to respond to people who only seem to care about "official" products. I don't know, and I am not sure I care much. But OK let's assume Paizo had scheduled a whole lot more, publicly, than WOTC has publicly scheduled. Is that what this argument comes down to - you don't care about the quantity of official product support, just the quantity of announced product support? [Thanks for the list - I am not sure how your download dates relate to publication dates. Most of those don't come up in Amazon with those publication dates, and it's very unclear if it's for Pathfinder or 3.5e]. [/QUOTE]

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