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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pickin_grinnin" data-source="post: 7662265" data-attributes="member: 6697674">I have stopped buying the supplements, as well.  They just don't give me enough new stuff to be worth the price.  Any given one may give a handful of new feats and a couple of additions to class options, but the other 95% of it just doesn't give me anything useful.  I would pay for a "big book of feats" or something like the ACG that actually has unique, interesting, creative, non-derivative classes, but most of the stuff they put out just holds no appeal for me.  Since I always create my own worlds, magic items, adventures, etc., most of the supplements just aren't worth it to me.I was briefly interested in the upcoming Occult Adventures book (since I like 19th century occult stuff), but all the space wasted on the "kineticist" classes pretty much ruined it for me, at least as a full-cost, non-used purchase.  The whole kineticist thing is completely out of of sync with a 19th century occult flavor.  Overall, though, I'm probably going to sell off all my Pathfinder supplements soon, and even a few of the hardbacks.  In the end, I'm mainly interested in the core mechanics, the classes, and the feats.  Anything that doesn't give me a hefty dose of at least one of those is probably going on eBay.</blockquote>