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<blockquote data-quote="ggroy" data-source="post: 5084428" data-attributes="member: 83805">In my case, I was using the relatively system-free Pathfinder Golarion books for my 4E game, mainly for expediency and a lack of time.&nbsp; These days I just don't have the patience and time anymore for designing my own homebrew world.&nbsp; If I had more free time, I would certainly go back to designing my own homebrew world.As far as my 4E players are concerned, they had no idea what Golarion was and largely didn't really care for the most part.&nbsp; To them, it was just a backdrop for the game.As to whether I'm actually supporting 3.5/Pathfinder, I actually couldn't care less whether the Pathfinder ruleset completely disappears from the world overnight.&nbsp; I'm not the target audience for the Pathfinder ruleset, nor the crunch heavy Pathfinder supplement books.For me, the Pathfinder AP books have sort of been a replacement for Dungeon Magazine since the magazine went online-only for 4E.&nbsp; I've used them to scavenge ideas for storylines, encounters, etc ... to use in my previous sandbox 4E game.But now I'm not DMing any D&amp;D games anymore at the moment.&nbsp; I'll probably stop buying any new Pathfinder Adventure Path titles, once the present &quot;Council of Thieves&quot; AP is over in month or so.With some upcoming Pathfinder supplement books being more crunch heavy than previously (ie. NPC guide, Armory, etc ...), I probably won't be buying these supplement books either.&nbsp; I have very little use for 3.5E/Pathfinder crunch heavy books.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ggroy, post: 5084428, member: 83805"] In my case, I was using the relatively system-free Pathfinder Golarion books for my 4E game, mainly for expediency and a lack of time. These days I just don't have the patience and time anymore for designing my own homebrew world. If I had more free time, I would certainly go back to designing my own homebrew world. As far as my 4E players are concerned, they had no idea what Golarion was and largely didn't really care for the most part. To them, it was just a backdrop for the game. As to whether I'm actually supporting 3.5/Pathfinder, I actually couldn't care less whether the Pathfinder ruleset completely disappears from the world overnight. I'm not the target audience for the Pathfinder ruleset, nor the crunch heavy Pathfinder supplement books. For me, the Pathfinder AP books have sort of been a replacement for Dungeon Magazine since the magazine went online-only for 4E. I've used them to scavenge ideas for storylines, encounters, etc ... to use in my previous sandbox 4E game. But now I'm not DMing any D&D games anymore at the moment. I'll probably stop buying any new Pathfinder Adventure Path titles, once the present "Council of Thieves" AP is over in month or so. With some upcoming Pathfinder supplement books being more crunch heavy than previously (ie. NPC guide, Armory, etc ...), I probably won't be buying these supplement books either. I have very little use for 3.5E/Pathfinder crunch heavy books. [/QUOTE]

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