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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 7666115" data-attributes="member: 37579">Not really surprised that Pathfinder is still doing okay. They had half the year to themselves, and lots of people are still likely finishing Pathfinder campaigns or buying both to see which game they end up sticking with. And Paizo has some ardent fans that are likely to happily keep buying, especially for the story. It helps that the D&D release schedule is so much lower, so it's very possible to buy both games. The catch will be in a few months or a year, when people setting into 5e games and stop buying the Pathfinder releases. Paizo's full of smart dudes. So they'll probably work to make their big releases as "must buy" as possible. But I imagine a lot of the smaller releases will see less action. Things like the Campaign Setting and Player Companion lines that come out super often and regularly (for reasons of subscribers) but are running low on content. Still... I can't think of many books in the works that I'd buy now. My Pathfinder collection feels near complete, more content than I need. Setting specific options excluded.</blockquote>