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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4647180" data-attributes="member: 48965">Isn't this just a thinly veiled dig at the Pathfinder game and the whole &quot;You're buying what you already have.&quot; argument of 4e fans?&nbsp; Really I could see if you asked how much of PF is directly pulled from the SRD or how compatible it is. IMO, bad form.Hey James, just wanted to say I think having one corebook is the right direction to go in, the whole 3 book model is archaic and besides WotC I can't think of too many rpg companies that ascribe to this method of production.&nbsp; I feel like in purchasing a game you really should have all the rules, not just the rules for the player's.&nbsp; I also think having a single book actually promotes more people choosing to try and run games as opposed to the extra cost of a new book, which comes out more exspenxsive in the long run anyway, being an incentive not too.&nbsp; Now what I would like to see is Paizo perhaps do something like Mongoose is doing with their Runequest Deluxe book and release Pocket Guides for a less extravagant and less costly option.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 4647180, member: 48965"] Isn't this just a thinly veiled dig at the Pathfinder game and the whole "You're buying what you already have." argument of 4e fans? Really I could see if you asked how much of PF is directly pulled from the SRD or how compatible it is. IMO, bad form. Hey James, just wanted to say I think having one corebook is the right direction to go in, the whole 3 book model is archaic and besides WotC I can't think of too many rpg companies that ascribe to this method of production. I feel like in purchasing a game you really should have all the rules, not just the rules for the player's. I also think having a single book actually promotes more people choosing to try and run games as opposed to the extra cost of a new book, which comes out more exspenxsive in the long run anyway, being an incentive not too. Now what I would like to see is Paizo perhaps do something like Mongoose is doing with their Runequest Deluxe book and release Pocket Guides for a less extravagant and less costly option. [/QUOTE]

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