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Ravenmantle

I particularly like the parts about information networks and secret orders with the society. Should be interesting.

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Kajehase

That's what I thought about the Faction Guide until we started to get details about it.

artemis_segundo

Seekers of Secrets, Faction Guide.. Why we need another manual about the Psathfinder Society?

Asgetrion

Seekers of Secrets, Faction Guide.. Why we need another manual about the Psathfinder Society?

I think this one is aimed mostly at the players.. actually, it might be kind of cool if it was written as an 'authentic' field guide.

Kthulhu

Seekers of Secrets, Faction Guide.. Why we need another manual about the Psathfinder Society?

The faction guide isn't about the PFS factions. Anyway, I have a feeling this is basically Seeker of Secrets updated from 3.5 to PFRPG.

Enlight_Bystand

Seekers of Secrets, Faction Guide.. Why we need another manual about the Psathfinder Society?

I suspect that although this is called a Pathfinder Society book, the material will be appropriate for any game, covering secret society stuff excetera.

Also, the campaign setting is called Pathfinder..

Kuthulu - Seeker of Secrets is PFRPG - it was one of the first books after last August

Alizor

Seekers of Secrets, Faction Guide.. Why we need another manual about the Psathfinder Society?

The faction guide isn't about the PFS factions. Anyway, I have a feeling this is basically Seeker of Secrets updated from 3.5 to PFRPG.

Except.. Seeker of Secrets is PFRPG. I'd venture it's just an expansion of the information about Pathfinder Society. I could see information for more lodges, history, etc.

While I know alot of people don't play Pathfinder Society Organized Play, there is a very large base of people that do. I bet their last book, Seeker of Secrets, did incredibly well because of PSOP.

Also to note: Faction guide is 99% not Pathfinder Society. In fact no material is even approved for the Organized Play as of today.

artemis_segundo

Faction Guide covers the Pathfinder Society as one of its factions ;)

The name of the book is: 'Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Pathfinder Society Field Guide (PFRPG)' I think that the part of Pathfinder Society is clear.

Kthulhu

Kuthulu - Seeker of Secrets is PFRPG - it was one of the first books after last August

Ack. I knew it was right on the borderline..I guessed the wrong side of that line.

deinol

I also wonder what will set this apart from Seeker of Secrets, although Seeker of Secrets II isn't such a bad idea.

I'm sure we will hear more when this product is in development, I doubt they have more than an outline so far.

Enevhar Aldarion

Also to note: Faction guide is 99% not Pathfinder Society. In fact no material is even approved for the Organized Play as of today.

As of ver. 3.0.2 of the Guide on Oct. 7th, for the Faction Guide:

Feats: Fast Crawl; Spells: hibernate, tripvine; Traits: Beast of the Society, Berserker of the Society, Blade of the Society, Defender of the Society, Exalted of the Society, Greater Adept of the Society, Havoc of the Society, Honored Fist of the Society, Maestro of the Society, Stalwart of the Society, Tracker of the Society

Erik Mona Chief Creative Officer, Publisher

We're still concepting this, but it will more than likely contain more hands-on 'real time' useful information on the Pathfinder Society than Seekers, will have less general history and 'GM Info' than Seekers, and will be 100% legal for players in the Pathfinder Society campaign.

Oh, and we're going to try to make it awesome for people who don't play in the campaign, either.

doctor_wu

Will this book replace seekers of secrets as part of the core assumption or be added to core assumption along with seekers of secrets. Or is this information not coming out yet?

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Will this book replace seekers of secrets as part of the core assumption or be added to core assumption along with seekers of secrets. Or is this information not coming out yet?

It certainly shoudn't replace SoS, as it will cover other stuff..

FenrysStar

This looks more or less like a companion book to SoS. I'm probably going to grab it.

Vic Wertz Chief Technical Officer

The product image and description have been updated to reflect the finished product.

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As of ver. 3.0.2 of the Guide on Oct. 7th, for the Faction Guide:

Feats: Fast Crawl; Spells: hibernate, tripvine; Traits: Beast of the Society, Berserker of the Society, Blade of the Society, Defender of the Society, Exalted of the Society, Greater Adept of the Society, Havoc of the Society, Honored Fist of the Society, Maestro of the Society, Stalwart of the Society, Tracker of the Society

Exactly. Although the Faction Guide has very little in it for the Pathfinder Society, what it does contain is generally very powerful. These are the 'go to' traits for most power-gamers I know.

Is there an intent to replace the PFS Guide with this product? Or, at least, shift some of the details previously in the PFS Guide (such as day job rolls and the benefits of PA) into this guide? It seems like it to me, with the limited description above. If so, does this raise the financial bar to play PFS at all?

Mark Moreland Franchise Manager

As of ver. 3.0.2 of the Guide on Oct. 7th, for the Faction Guide:

Feats: Fast Crawl; Spells: hibernate, tripvine; Traits: Beast of the Society, Berserker of the Society, Blade of the Society, Defender of the Society, Exalted of the Society, Greater Adept of the Society, Havoc of the Society, Honored Fist of the Society, Maestro of the Society, Stalwart of the Society, Tracker of the Society

Exactly. Although the Faction Guide has very little in it for the Pathfinder Society, what it does contain is generally very powerful. These are the 'go to' traits for most power-gamers I know.

Is there an intent to replace the PFS Guide with this product? Or, at least, shift some of the details previously in the PFS Guide (such as day job rolls and the benefits of PA) into this guide? It seems like it to me, with the limited description above. If so, does this raise the financial bar to play PFS at all?

There are currently no plans to make the Faction Guide part of the core assumption for Pathfinder Society Organized. Some elements you mention, however, will be expanded upon in the Field Guide. Since we won't be able to keep Seekers of Secrets in print forever, chances are good we'll 'retire' that from the core assumption at some point. If we do, this book has a high likelihood of replacing it.

entropyrat

So I'd had this book pre-ordered via Amazon and I just got an email from them telling me that this books launch had been pushed back to January 2012. Anyone have any idea if this is true? Or is Amazon just being wonky?

Hyrum Savage

So I'd had this book pre-ordered via Amazon and I just got an email from them telling me that this books launch had been pushed back to January 2012. Anyone have any idea if this is true? Or is Amazon just being wonky?

Just Amazon being wonky. Last I heard the books were almost at the warehouse.

Hyrum.

entropyrat

Thanks for the incredibly swift reply Hyrum, can't wait to read it when it arrives.

Vic Wertz Chief Technical Officer

So I'd had this book pre-ordered via Amazon and I just got an email from them telling me that this books launch had been pushed back to January 2012. Anyone have any idea if this is true? Or is Amazon just being wonky?

Just Amazon being wonky. Last I heard the books were almost at the warehouse.

Hyrum.

Sigh. We'll look into it.

entropyrat

Looks like Amazon realized their foul up as the date has been changed. It's now the end of August, which while much better than January. Still doesn't match the date given here of July. Has the official date been changed and just not been updated yet?

Dark_Mistress

Looks like Amazon realized their foul up as the date has been changed. It's now the end of August, which while much better than January. Still doesn't match the date given here of July. Has the official date been changed and just not been updated yet?

Keep in mind the date shown is when Paizo ships the product. So depending on when it shipped it could take a week or two before it shows up in stores. So if say it is set to ship at the end of July so it arrives in time for Gencon for people at home(which is common for paizo to do) then amazon's date is likely only 2 weeks late which is normal.

Morgen

Amazon's Preorder system. It's like gambling. It could come early, late or not at all. Who knows?

That's why I buy from my FLGS. Stuff is there when it's supposed to be.

Really can't wait for this book to come out, I am a fan of the Society.

Vic Wertz Chief Technical Officer

So long as this book reaches our warehouse on schedule, it—and all of the other releases we set for 'Late July'—will start to ship to subscribers in the last week of July, with a retail release date of August 4, the first day of Gen Con. (The book trade prefers Tuesday releases, though, so they will probably have an August 9 release.)

Dragnmoon

With the new update 'system for turning characters’ fame and prestige into valuable in-game rewards', how smooth will the Faction Guide be converted to it?

hogarth

Since we won't be able to keep Seekers of Secrets in print forever, chances are good we'll 'retire' that from the core assumption at some point. If we do, this book has a high likelihood of replacing it.

I'm a little disappointed by this. I have a character who has the Pathfinder Savant prestige class, but I don't own a copy of Seekers of Secrets (which was fine, since SoS was part of the core assumption). So will I be unable to play this character in the future, unless I buy a copy of Seekers of Secrets? Likewise, I have a character who was going to take Boon Companion. Will either of these be reprinted in the Field Guide?

Dragnmoon

I'm a little disappointed by this. I have a character who has the Pathfinder Savant prestige class, but I don't own a copy of Seekers of Secrets (which was fine, since SoS was part of the core assumption). So will I be unable to play this character in the future, unless I buy a copy of Seekers of Secrets? Likewise, I have a character who was going to take Boon Companion. Will either of these be reprinted in the Field Guide?

There are no Prestige classes or Feats in the Field Guide, though there are Archetypes.

Technically by the rule in the future you will not be able to play the character unless the GM has access to the book, in other words someone at the table needs to have it. Better to be you then to hope someone else has it.

Mark Moreland Franchise Manager

Since we won't be able to keep Seekers of Secrets in print forever, chances are good we'll 'retire' that from the core assumption at some point. If we do, this book has a high likelihood of replacing it.

I'm a little disappointed by this. I have a character who has the Pathfinder Savant prestige class, but I don't own a copy of Seekers of Secrets (which was fine, since SoS was part of the core assumption). So will I be unable to play this character in the future, unless I buy a copy of Seekers of Secrets? Likewise, I have a character who was going to take Boon Companion. Will either of these be reprinted in the Field Guide?

Neither of those rules elements are reprinted in this book, and you will need to provide a copy of Seekers of Secrets to play with those elements as with any other Additional Resource material. When it was included in the Core Assumption, the assumption was that you already had a copy of it, as did everyone else involved in the campaign. Now you'll actually need to make good on that assumption in order to use the material contained within the book.

hogarth

Neither of those rules elements are reprinted in this book, and you will need to provide a copy of Seekers of Secrets to play with those elements as with any other Additional Resource material. When it was included in the Core Assumption, the assumption was that you already had a copy of it, as did everyone else involved in the campaign. Now you'll actually need to make good on that assumption in order to use the material contained within the book.

Let me back up a step then -- if you're supposed to bring a copy of any 'core assumption' books that you use to a game, then how is that different from non-'core assumption' books? Why have a 'core assumption' at all? Especially if books can go on or off the 'core assumption' list at any time?

Mark Moreland Franchise Manager

Neither of those rules elements are reprinted in this book, and you will need to provide a copy of Seekers of Secrets to play with those elements as with any other Additional Resource material. When it was included in the Core Assumption, the assumption was that you already had a copy of it, as did everyone else involved in the campaign. Now you'll actually need to make good on that assumption in order to use the material contained within the book.

Let me back up a step then -- if you're supposed to bring a copy of any 'core assumption' books that you use to a game, then how is that different from non-'core assumption' books? Why have a 'core assumption' at all? Especially if books can go on or off the 'core assumption' list at any time?

So we have a clearly defined line of what will and won't be reprinted in scenarios if they appear in the adventure. When we include APG content that is vital to the adventure, like BBEG class abilities or spells that play a prominent role in a villain's tactics, those will be reprinted or explained so a GM (who isn't assumed to have that book) can run the adventure. If we ever referenced or used mechanics or flavor from Seekers of Secrets, those wouldn't be reprinted, because every GM and player is assumed to have access to that book.

hogarth

So we have a clearly defined line of what will and won't be reprinted in scenarios if they appear in the adventure. When we include APG content that is vital to the adventure, like BBEG class abilities or spells that play a prominent role in a villain's tactics, those will be reprinted or explained so a GM (who isn't assumed to have that book) can run the adventure. If we ever referenced or used mechanics or flavor from Seekers of Secrets, those wouldn't be reprinted, because every GM and player is assumed to have access to that book.

Ah, that makes sense. Do you plan to go back through the Season 1 & 2 scenarios and insert the non-reprinted material from Seekers of Secrets now that it's not going to be 'core'?

Mark Moreland Franchise Manager

Ah, that makes sense. Do you plan to go back through the Season 1 & 2 scenarios and insert the non-reprinted material from Seekers of Secrets now that it's not going to be 'core'?

I honestly can't think of any instances when mechanics from Seekers of Secrets were ever used in a scenario during the entire time it was part of the Core Assumption, so I don't think that would be necessary. But if something was used, I'd certainly take a look and see if it was a lynchpin in running the scenario smoothly, and if it was, would consider revising the pdf to make it a viable adventure, when time allowed.

Fumihasa

So why is the UC pdf 9.99 and this much smaller pdf 13.99?

hogarth

So why is the UC pdf 9.99 and this much smaller pdf 13.99?

Supply and demand, obviously. ;-)

Sniggevert

So why is the UC pdf 9.99 and this much smaller pdf 13.99?

Paizo's normal PDF pricing policy has been to set the PDF at 70% of the print price.

However, for the core rules line, they have discounted the PDF's to $9.99 to get the game out there by lowering the cost. If more people have the base rules, then they will probably have a wider audience for the rest of their material.

Fumihasa

So why is the UC pdf 9.99 and this much smaller pdf 13.99?

Supply and demand, obviously. ;-)

Yeah I did a forehead slap about 10 minutes after posting lol.

hogarth

At any rate, what Sniggevert said is correct. I'd also note that not only can you get the (non-Golarion) rulebook PDFs at a discounted price, but you can access that material in the PRD for free.

Omega Man

While I haven't managed to read each & every word in the Field Guide yet, my initial skim of it makes me happy to have purchased it.

One question (well, so far).

I see a couple new alchemical items - Air Crystals & Weapon Blanch (Ghost Salt). Any clue what their Crafting DCs are supposed to be? I'm sure my alchemist would be interested in making some (almost) pop-rocks.

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If I am reading the Introduction correctly, the Pathfinder Society Field Guide is aimed squarely at PFS players. I don't play PFS, have no interest in PFS, and did not subscribe to the Campaign Setting line for a PFS guidebook. I understand that I can mine tha book for content to use in my home game, as suggested at the end of the Introduction, and I will do so.

Nonetheless, a book for PFS that takes the attitude 'and you home players can use it, too!' is not what I subscribe to. Would it have killed the product to make it more usable outsire PFS? Perhaps some suggestions on using the PFS factions with the Faction Guide? Or on mixing 'memberships' with actual memberships in other Factions, for the home campaigns?

I am sure the PFS players are happy to see it, and I hope they get a lot of use from it. I just don't feel like it belongs in the general category. It feels like it should have been a separate offering outside the subscriptions.

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Expands the Lakeview Manor area (Hearthfire required) to add a fortified flat terrain area with enhanced perimeter walls and core buildings for use with Tundra Defense, Pocket Empire Builder, or similar mods.

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• Version 0.2b

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