Pathfinder 1E Pathfinder "Complete" Books in the future?

[Sunderstone]

Same for me, Id rather pass on splats and spend the cash on adventures and Golarion sourcebooks.

One thing Im extremely happy about Paizo-wise, The Core is the Core, if they do splat they will be external books that I need not buy.

Thank Sarenrae there are no robot, lizardman, or demonic starting classes.

 

[Zaister]

Cool idea. I can dig an organization book complete with location, settings, prc's (or maybe a core class), magic, equipment, and related crunch.

Maybe this is what you're looking for?

 

[Aus_Snow]

I have faith that the dedicated, genuine gamers over at Paizo HQ will do the best by their fans and new customers. Why would they stop now, more to the point.

But yeah, of course there will be some supplements. Most RPGs of any kind have supplements made for them. Even those that are not honkin' great industry-movers-or-shakers like this one.

It'll be down to whether the supplements are well made, well thought out, and provide what they say they will on the tin. Also, whether there are enough, rather than a flood of them. All this is extremely likely, IMO.

 

[mach1.9pants]

I would like to see Unearthed Arcana type books, alternate rules are so fun... and having them written, tested and published by pros. I can dip in and out as I like, 3E is better for that sorta stuff than 4E IMO

 

[kitsune9]

I would like to see Unearthed Arcana type books, alternate rules are so fun... and having them written, tested and published by pros. I can dip in and out as I like, 3E is better for that sorta stuff than 4E IMO

Unearthed Arcana-type books have always been my favorite type of rule books. Something about variant rules makes the game interesting and fresh. Now getting my players to go along with is the challenge!