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<blockquote data-quote="Sylrae" data-source="post: 5002612" data-attributes="member: 48520">Okay.Here's a cost breakdown.[code]Pathfinder Chronicles&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 20$ /1 MonthPathfinder Adventure Path&nbsp; &nbsp; 20$ /1 MonthPathfinder Companion&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 11$ /2 MonthsPathfinder RPG&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 40$ /4 Months[/code]So if you were to order all 4;You're looking at 55.5$/month average, but in any given month youll pay any of 40$ , 51$, 80$, 91$. Those are the possibilities.&nbsp; this isnt taking into account the odd time they release 2 of the same title in a month, which are often cheaper, such as the occasional map release that's like 10$, or the DM Screen thats like 15.Personally I see Paizo growing huge because of PFRPG.-They're known for Dragon mag by anyone who was around pre-4e.-They put out material that visually rivals 4e (most publishers cant do this, good art is expensive, as is color printing unless you can do large quantities.)-It doesn't play like a videogame.-They fixed some of the things WotC did wrong in 3.5e.Do I think they fixed everything that needed fixing? no, but they fixed a bunch of it.Multiclass casters still fall flat on their faces, and some of the spells are still overpowered. I'm glad they dropped LA, it never worked right anyways.Anyways, Paizo has my support. *two thumbs up*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sylrae, post: 5002612, member: 48520"] Okay. Here's a cost breakdown. [code]Pathfinder Chronicles 20$ /1 Month Pathfinder Adventure Path 20$ /1 Month Pathfinder Companion 11$ /2 Months Pathfinder RPG 40$ /4 Months[/code] So if you were to order all 4; You're looking at 55.5$/month average, but in any given month youll pay any of 40$ , 51$, 80$, 91$. Those are the possibilities. this isnt taking into account the odd time they release 2 of the same title in a month, which are often cheaper, such as the occasional map release that's like 10$, or the DM Screen thats like 15. Personally I see Paizo growing huge because of PFRPG. -They're known for Dragon mag by anyone who was around pre-4e. -They put out material that visually rivals 4e (most publishers cant do this, good art is expensive, as is color printing unless you can do large quantities.) -It doesn't play like a videogame. -They fixed some of the things WotC did wrong in 3.5e. Do I think they fixed everything that needed fixing? no, but they fixed a bunch of it. Multiclass casters still fall flat on their faces, and some of the spells are still overpowered. I'm glad they dropped LA, it never worked right anyways. Anyways, Paizo has my support. *two thumbs up* [/QUOTE]

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