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<blockquote data-quote="johnnype" data-source="post: 4819097" data-attributes="member: 1944">I really like what Paizo is doing not only with the AP series but with the entire Pathfinder Chronicles line. Their material is at least as well produced as WotC's. However, I'm very much on the fence about which edition to continue with. Right now I'm thinking of resubscribing with the next AP (Council of Thieves) as it will focus on Cheliax, a region in Golarion I'm particularly interested in. Along with that I'd probably buy the Princes of Darkness book(s) detailing devils in the setting, as well as the Cheliax Companion. Two books I'd be very interested in seeing from Paizo include an updated Pathfinder Campaign Setting (one that includes some or all of the excellent companion material) and a new set of psionics rules. Much has been said about psionics on the Paizo message boards but I get the feeling James Jacobs really has no interest in it at all. I know he says he likes psionics but it needs to be his way or the high way. He is in charge so I suppose it's his call. If he can make it better fantastic but the bar is set pretty high depending on who you ask. As far as 4E is concerned, I'll be damned if it doesn't look appealing. Something about the streamlined feel of the rules makes it appear a lot more fun than the rules bloat of the past.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnnype, post: 4819097, member: 1944"] I really like what Paizo is doing not only with the AP series but with the entire Pathfinder Chronicles line. Their material is at least as well produced as WotC's. However, I'm very much on the fence about which edition to continue with. Right now I'm thinking of resubscribing with the next AP (Council of Thieves) as it will focus on Cheliax, a region in Golarion I'm particularly interested in. Along with that I'd probably buy the Princes of Darkness book(s) detailing devils in the setting, as well as the Cheliax Companion. Two books I'd be very interested in seeing from Paizo include an updated Pathfinder Campaign Setting (one that includes some or all of the excellent companion material) and a new set of psionics rules. Much has been said about psionics on the Paizo message boards but I get the feeling James Jacobs really has no interest in it at all. I know he says he likes psionics but it needs to be his way or the high way. He is in charge so I suppose it's his call. If he can make it better fantastic but the bar is set pretty high depending on who you ask. As far as 4E is concerned, I'll be damned if it doesn't look appealing. Something about the streamlined feel of the rules makes it appear a lot more fun than the rules bloat of the past. [/QUOTE]

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