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<blockquote data-quote="grankless" data-source="post: 8707253" data-attributes="member: 7025176">Apparently the pawns were never a particularly good seller - the worldwide paper shortage and shipping crisis in addition to the reduction in in person play (and the fact people can just... print the pictures out) means that it just is not a good idea to produce them. They're also in no world required to play the game.Starfinder is still getting rulebooks and AP releases. The Pathfinder bestiaries were, as TMS said, never intended to go past 3-&nbsp; they're just releasing more interesting themed books than &quot;here's a big pile of stuff&quot;. Paizo has made it clear on multiple occasions that 2e is already outperforming 1e when it was at its peak. Even Fists of the Ruby Phoenix, an adventure path that does not get talked about nearly as much as some other APs like Strength of Thousands or Abomination Vaults, is getting a hardcover release. This means that every physical copy of each book has sold out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="grankless, post: 8707253, member: 7025176"] Apparently the pawns were never a particularly good seller - the worldwide paper shortage and shipping crisis in addition to the reduction in in person play (and the fact people can just... print the pictures out) means that it just is not a good idea to produce them. They're also in no world required to play the game. Starfinder is still getting rulebooks and AP releases. The Pathfinder bestiaries were, as TMS said, never intended to go past 3- they're just releasing more interesting themed books than "here's a big pile of stuff". Paizo has made it clear on multiple occasions that 2e is already outperforming 1e when it was at its peak. Even Fists of the Ruby Phoenix, an adventure path that does not get talked about nearly as much as some other APs like Strength of Thousands or Abomination Vaults, is getting a hardcover release. This means that every physical copy of each book has sold out. [/QUOTE]

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