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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SteveC" data-source="post: 9003549" data-attributes="member: 9053">You make some good points that I don't know if we have answers to yet. I don't know if magic items will be gamemaster content for instance (in the 4E days, it was not). My take on it is that this is really a move to excise content that's keeping them from removing the OGL license, along with a cleanup. And yes, I do remember the 4E days with having to wait for the PHB 2 to even get the druid, but I don't think this is the same situation. All of the content will be online (and that's where I use it from to run my game, I haven't cracked open my Players Guide but once or twice).I see how you definitely could interpret it as you're saying, Paizo just has some good will with me that I'm going to wait on. I do think having updated books for new players and GMs is going to be a good thing, so going forward that all works. At this point I don't get the same feel for this that I do with what's happening with D&D where I've said I think WotC will be making changes to the system in order to drive adoption of the new. But I have been known to be wrong before so who knows?The impression that I get is that there will be no reason for me to buy new books to keep playing and running. I am sure there will be a bundle or other such thing that I could get the new books in PDF. I don't get the impression that this is "Pathfinder 2 unchained" but again, who knows?</blockquote>