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Message: <blockquote data-quote="blakbuzzrd" data-source="post: 5371479" data-attributes="member: 88150">I'd say go with the APG. DISCLAIMER: I have them all, but I am also new to RPGs, really. My frame of reference is not very lengthy. That said, the Bestiary info can be found in many online places, frankly, and for quick reference during gameplay I usually have a laptop dialed into d20pfsrd anyway. If you are an experienced GM, I'm told, the GM guide is perhaps not as beneficial (I'm new, so I love it). But from everything I've read, the APG is considered the first book that steps out from under the shadow of 3.5 into its own as a Pathfinder product. By that, I mean that it isn't mostly a revisiting/updating of existing 3.5 rules. Paizo is here showing the players and GMs more of where they want to take the game.</blockquote>