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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 6184391" data-attributes="member: 22424">The thing is, Paizo have hit on the way to make it easy to keep up. I can subscribe to their AP line and just get the monthly volume through the door. The price is low enough that I can essentially forget about it, and the volume of content is low enough that I don't get swamped with unread material. I have all their AP volumes right back to volume 1, and yet have never run a single one.On the one hand, that's mitigated because the required rules material is available online for free. Paizo have been really good in this regard - they know that their money is made with sales of subscriptions to the AP, and everything else is gravy, so they make sure nothing gets in the way of selling those subscriptions.On the other hand, those references to other products have certainly been growing, and they're certainly reducing my enjoyment of the AP. Because even if the rules material is freely available, I have neither the time nor the inclination to read through it all, let alone master all those rules. Which means that as time goes on, I'm increasingly unlikely ever to use an AP for its intended purpose. (Of course, that's thus far a theoretical concern... but it's a different matter for me to justify spending money on APs that I don't run than on those I feel I can't run.)</blockquote>